1976 Rolls-rolls Silver Shadow - Souhern Car, Unique Classic, Well Maintained..! on 2040-cars
Greensburg, Pennsylvania, United States
1976 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow (known longest running production model 1965-1980) Southern Florida car, garage kept, with car cover. Original equipment and body. No rust. The power plant, a 411.9 Cubic Inch, 6.75 Liters, V-8, is coupled to a General Motors sourced Turbo Hydramatic Transmission 400 and puts out 189 horsepower. All original interior is intact. All original power plant is intact. The car has a new Battery. Scheduled maintenance has been preformed and all new Bosch Plus spark plugs were installed at 57, 500 miles. This is a American steering version on the left side. Recently repaired by Certified Rolls-Royce Mechanic, replaced and repaired rear hydraulic suspension and break work. No leaks. This was a hobby to me, a weekend driver with a PA Classic License Plate on it, and is inspected till 31 May 2015. This car has won several trophies at local car shows, however I am in of selling the car due to no longer having a garage after the first of the new year. I can be reached directly on eBay and if other more serious inquiries, then I can be via personal cell phone. Sincerely, Bernard |
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