Rolls-Royce Film - "Whatsoever Is Rightly Done..........." (Early 1970s)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Recorded: Late 1980s
Original Recorder: Toshiba V8700 Beta VCR Copied From VHS Tape
Recovered With: (very tired) Sony SL-HF950ES Super Betamax VCR
Rolls-Royce film about building Corniche vehicles at HJ Mulliner Park Ward, probably from the early 1970s.
My apologies for the sound and picture quality problems with this video. These were copied a long time ago and the tapes have sat unused.
If there are any copyright problems with this film, please let me know and I'll remove it.
Amazing craftsmanship, I am so proud that England produced the finest car in the world.
I own a 1989 Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit 1 saloon, and I can testify to the build quality and indeed reliability, of these marvellous motor cars.
Piece of Art. Thank you for uploading
An absolute joy to watch. Thank you so much for taking the trouble to share it.
I'm proud that I own a 1973 Mulliner Park Ward 2 door saloon fixed head coupe
Absolutely beautiful two door saloon, I love this particular Rolls Royce, It has lovely flowing lines, and indeed is beautiful from any angle.
The best ❤👍🇬🇧.
Congratulations, I'm a proud owner of a 1982 Silver Spur.
What sort of clientele do you get in that saloon? When they get liquored up do they have fights in there like in the westerns? About those two doors, are they swinging? So, this place was built in 1973, in Mulliner Park Ward. Whereabouts is that?
Utterley delightful. I am fortunate to own a very small collection of Rolls-Royces (and Bentley) dating from 1922 to 1997, and whilst I knew it took 4 months to build a Corniche, seeing how much hand detailing was involved is enlightening. Thank you.
Are you kidding me? No wonder these things cost so much! Can you believe this? Metal sculpting? These motorcars are a work of art!
About to own my first Rolls Royce 1994 silver spur
A very nice vehicle. I hope it goes well for you.
When England was great and Rolls Royce were tasteful cars driven by those who appreciated them. These days they're re-badged German rubbish owned by footballers. Such a shame.
beautiful 😍
Meanwhile, at British Leyland:
“Oi, Terry! Is this one ready?”
“Er, dunno - yeah, prob’ly.”
Imagine lead loading without a mask, they were real men but probably sacrificed their lives for these cars.
It expire me to buy a Rolls-Royce.
Wonderful these where real RRs.... Today a RR is just a BMW with Rolls Royce badge... Shameful iam suprised the bolshy Germans still allowed these cars to be manufactured in the UK.... 😂
I've owned several rolls royce cars over the years from 60's phantoms, clouds, mulliner park ward and nothing beyond the 80''s, I'm truly moved by this rolls royce standard why own anything less
Well it ain’t now! The radiator is beginning to disappear, the spirit is now sitting on the painted body, and don’t get me started on those dreadful led lights installed in the head lining, talk about vulgar and tasteless!
Health and safety
Only 4 months..? It took me 9 months to be created...Lol 🕊🇬🇧🇺🇲
The film must be recorded in the late seventies (not eighties), since it covers Silver Shadow and Corniche with CHROME BUMPERS!
Sorry, I probably should have made it more clear. The film was recorded off a VHS tape in the late 1980s. The film itself is from the early 1970s.
Its a shame they only lasted a few years before rotting out
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I wish they had made a turbo diesel for these cars.
I think any turbo diesel engine in the early 1970s (or any diesel engine for that matter at the time) would have been far too crude for use in a car like this. Today's turbo diesels would have been a better fit.