You know one thing the king jai singh was used rolls royce to clean road in india.

David Irvine I knew you'd say it, David!! Did you note the Corniche steeringwheel? The colour is fantastic, Cardinal Red...

A ROLLS ROYCE, it must be made human hands

I like you rolls Royal

From 1980s with a lot of archive from much earlier.

I love these English movies that talk about cars that I love .....

Anche dopo 2 anni un mito ….di ordine e stile UK…...

RR doesn't have many gaskets because they use O rings instead everywhere they can, like in aerospace (they made these decisions when they were primarily an aeroplane engine contractor and only 10% involved in making cars). They do have a few paper gaskets, for the tappet cover they use a find thread of silk. Yes the pieces are very exact. No RTV like domestic motors... But they have regular head gaskets. Regular exhaust manifold gaskets. Their engines very overbuilt in the 1960s, all forged h beam rods, forged crank, deep skirt block, steel wet liners (like a diesel train locomotive). And all this for 180hp in 6.23 litres or 6.75L long stroke. It was easy to add power up to 500hp 800NM torque with this foundation laid down in 1959, which remained in production as late as the 2020 Bentley Mulsanne. But since VW took over the engines have been eating camshafts with no available fix, so keep in mind the quality left when the bankers walked in. (the banker situation goes back to 1980 but didn't get bad until late 90s)

@@davidweston9115 Thank-you for taking the time and sharing the info. I remember seeing a V12 in a hydroplane boat from the 1950's not running but on display. Quite impressive,had won it's share of races.

Glad the linked to this. Thanks for letting me know.