1981 Rolls Royce Corniche Convertible, Beautiful Color, Nice Car. on 2040-cars
Fresno, California, United States
1981 Rolls-Royce Corniche Convertible
Nice car with a very attractive color combination, really turns heads. The engine sounds smooth, the car shifts well, rides smooth and brakes well. The power windows and the power top also work. It has a custom aftermarket stereo with custom speakers installed. The leather looks to be original, the paint looks nice and is not original (normal expected wear/chips/minor dings/imperfections). The gauges work. The tires have 80% tread left. The car stops well but the Brake 1 light is on in the dash, it was not on when the car was put in storage. The digital display panel in the dash was also working when the car was used last but is not now. Also, the knob for the heating and a/c control panel is not working (just turns freely). The top looks nice, possibly original, and has wear and some very small tears around the base area. We have owned this car for around ten years and used it for Sunday drives, going to dinner, family gatherings etc. It has been in storage since around 2009/10 and is on a non-op, so no back fees are due. Last week, we put some gas in the car, charged up the battery and took it to the smog shop, and it passed all the tests.....comes with smog certificate. We don't have any history on the car, basically purchased it the way you see it. The car is sold as-is and as equipped. Payment is due within seven days of the end of the auction. Buyers is responsible for all applicable taxes and lic./registration fees. Transportation is the responsibility of the buyer. If you have any questions other than "what's the reserve/but it now price", you are welcome to contact me through ebay or call my cell# 559-801-8623 between 10am-6pm California time......please check time difference if any. |
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