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US $59,500.00
Year:1986 Mileage:50800
Location:

Delray Beach, Florida, United States

Delray Beach, Florida, United States

This is a beautiful 1986 Corniche II. Painted in Magnolia with Tan leather and Magnolia seat piping. It’s complimented with a Tan convertible top. This is one of the most popular color combinations for the Corniche. It’s absolutely stunning and even more beautiful in person than in the pictures.

This Florida car is highly original. It has original paint, and its original top. The top is in excellent condition and has a beautiful headliner. The brightwork on the car gleams and almost looks like new. Inside this car is a masterpiece. The tan leather still retains that traditional Rolls-Royce aroma. Its in beautiful condition and has been maintained to the highest standards. The walnut veneer gives this Corniche's interior a warm and intimate feeling. It has an Alpine CD/Stereo installed. Other than that, it’s all original specification.

Included with this Corniche are:

·       Leather Convertible Boot

·       Full Set of Lambswool Rugs

·       Complete unused tool kit

·       Demo Cassette

·       Full Set of Keys

This Corniche was recently serviced and inspected by Excecutive Motor Works in Boca Raton. Its been given a clean bill of health and all necessary work is being performed to ensure its new owner will be able to enjoy it daily.

At Pedigree we show cars by appointment only. Contact us for your private showing of this beautiful Rolls-Royce.

At Pedigree, we show cars by appointment only.

Contact Ken Baker 561-866-1601 for your private showing.

Inspections on any of our cars for sale and welcomed and encouraged. We now have financing and leasing available. Contact us for details as everyone’s situation and goals are different. We have one goal, to make it possible for you to drive the collectable car you desire! This is probably one of the finest examples of a 1986 Rolls-Royce Corniche II Convertibles to be found anywhere. 

Its ready for inspections and delivery. This car is offered as-is, in-person pre-purchase inspections at buyer's cost are encouraged.   Please review payment & settlement terms before bidding  We encourage any potential buyer to see and inspect a car BEFORE bidding on it or committing to a purchase. We are happy to sell to international customers, however do not contact us for shipping quotes as we are not a shipping company. If you would like a shipping quote, please contact a shipper directly. All purchases through Pedigree Motorcars are subject to a $399 dealer administrative fee.
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