
If you want to make an entrance at the country club, get a regular old Rolls-Royce. If you want to make an entrance in a city like Las Vegas, you’re going to need something truly unique. This 1984 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Limousine is anything but ordinary and is the kind of car that will grab attention everywhere it goes. Reportedly created by Royal Coach of Orange, California, this superstretch Silver Spur was built to deliver presence, luxury, and attention in equal measure. Located in Las Vegas, Nevada, it is offered as a Barn Finds Classified with an asking price of $60,000.

This Rolls-Royce is presumably powered by a 6.75-liter V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission and is listed at 94,000 miles. The seller describes the car as a custom limousine project rather than a finished showpiece, noting that it is currently in storage and will need recommissioning before regular use. It reportedly ran and drove previously, but currently needs a fuel pump, has hard steering, and needs the wheels reinstalled to get it rolling.

The exterior is finished in aging white paint with a worn cloth top, while the interior features blue leather and custom limousine appointments. Photos show the long coach-built body, extended passenger compartment, rear seating area, bar-style cabinetry, divider layout, and period luxury features. The overall presentation is more of an “unfinished statement piece” than actual transportation, but that may be exactly what makes it interesting to the right buyer.

The seller sees this limousine as the foundation for a larger vision, suggesting possibilities such as a promotional vehicle, luxury shuttle, rolling display, or even a modernized restomod with carbon and aluminum body upgrades or an EV conversion. Buyers may purchase the car as-is or discuss commissioning additional build work.

Also mentioned is the possibility of a larger Rolls-Royce project package that includes a 1964 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III LWB, 1977 Rolls-Royce Corniche Convertible, 1969 Rolls-Royce Corniche Coupe, and 1973 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow. Interested buyers should contact the seller directly for details if considering the broader collection.

This 1984 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Limousine is not a conventional find. It’s going to take someone with imagination, resources, and a specific use case in mind. Whether finished as a rolling billboard, luxury event transport, or a custom restomod statement piece, this superstretch Rolls-Royce offers a dramatic starting point unlikely to be duplicated.




Wonder if the straps are keeping this creation from falling apart…$60k is a silly ask. If there ever was a need for 4WS, this would be it…
Acres of blue vinyl inside and the windows don’t even remotely line up with the factory glass on the outside. This thing was a mess the day it cat stretched, and time hasn’t helped it much.