2011 Rolls Royce Phantom Spirit Of Ecstasy Centenary 1 Of 100 Ethereal/sea Shell on 2040-cars
Sonoma, California, United States
2011 Rolls Royce PhantomSpirit of Ecstasy Centenary, 1 of 100......please be patient while the many photos load.....Beautiful 2011 Rolls Royce Phantom Spirit of Ecstasy Centenary for Sale. This was a special year for Rolls Royce, as it celebrated 100 years of its legendary mascot, the Spirit of Ecstasy. And to mark the occasion, Rolls produced a special run of commemorative Phantoms. The special edition is differentiated from the rest of the Phantoms you'll see with a series of unique touches. This particular example is finished in Ethereal White Pearl and Sea Shell White Interior with Tropical Veneer and Dark Wenge/Ebony. The interior also features a number of special accents only found on this very limited production car. They are:
This particular example is in impeccable condition and equipped with high definition radio, iPod integration, satellite, navigation, starburst headliner, Complete rear curtains in oyster, camera system, voice processing, exposed twin exhaust tips, along with all the unique Spirit of Ecstasy touches mentioned above. Clear title in-hand, no Issues, no accidents, spotless Carfax, ready to go. Finance and lease Options available. Available at Left Coast Classics. Direct your inquiries to Left Coast Classics owner, Donn Dabney at 707-332-8331 There are another 130 pictures in addition to what you see here as well as video so you can see and hear her run. See the link at the bottom of the page following these first 59 images. Also, if you have one car or an entire collection to consign and are anywhere in California, Thank you for visiting!VIN# SCA681S51BUX09203
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