No Reserve 1967 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow 88k Original Miles No Reserve!! on 2040-cars
Gig Harbor, Washington, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Rolls-Royce
Drive Type: RWD
Model: Silver Shadow
Mileage: 88,000
Trim: 4 DR
Selling at NO RESERVE is this Rare RHD Rolls Royce.
This car was bought in London and imported in the 1980's where it was driven from New York to Tacoma WA. The car was driven for about 10 years and then parked in a garage until last month when her owner past away. I have lots of records for the car, looks like If there was ever a problem it was fixed. Also have all the paper work from when it was imported.
The car runs and drives very nicely, The paint is faded on the tops and should be redone but is presentable the way it is. no rust under the soft top. The original interior is stunning with leather seats and wood dash that could be stared out for hours. All the chrome and stainless is in very good condition. All power windows work, original radio works, heater, wipers and gages are all working order. Tires are older and should be replaced before a long trip. trunk is in good condition with its leather jack bag.
The v8 engine runs great, lots of power with no smoke. The exhaust has a few holes and should be redone. The floors and frame are solid with no rust.
Please call with any questions and for a BUY IT NOW PRICE 253-444-7219
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