Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith II

For the first time in Rolls-Royce history a long wheel base car received its own unique model name, the Silver Wraith II entered production in 1977. Launched along side the mechanically identical, 6750cc V8, Silver Shadow II, the Silver Wraith II was essentially the same concept as the previous LWB Silver Shadow, being 4 inches longer.

The Silver Wraith II had longer rear doors, a smaller rear window, unique hudcaps and badges to distinguish it from the Silver Shadow II. Inside the car had all of the usual refinements including automatic, split level air-con and an optional glass division for added privacy for the rear seat occupants. The Silver Wraith II was eventually replaced in 1980 by the new Silver Spur, a LWB version of the all new Silver Spirit.