1979 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow Ii Base Sedan 4-door 6.7l Masons Black on 2040-cars
Sunnyvale, California, United States
I'm selling my 1979 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow. I have owned it for over ten years. The car was repainted in 2004 in two stage paint in the original Masons Black color. The brakes were serviced about 500 miles ago. I had the carburators rebuilt around that time as well. The car is a US left hand drive model that has spent most of its life in California. It does not have any rust to my knowledge. No dents, dings. In the pictures you will notice that the car has aftermarket wheel covers. I have a set of four original RR stock/original wheel covers that are included in the sale as well. The paint is in nice and presentable condition. No rust, dents or dings in the body of any kind.
There are, however, a few items that should be looked at. Exhaust needs repaired and or muffler(s) replaced. The AC/fan does not work, the electric front seats are intermittent, the odometer does not work, the windshield wipers do not work. Power locks and windows operate fine. All exterior and interior lights are in working condition. Car runs, drives, brakes and shifts fine, always passes the Calif. biannual Smog Check with flying colors, is currently registered in California and can be driven just fine as is. The wood is in decent shape but please take into account that this is a 35 year old car so it's not showroom fresh. Minor cracking and fading of varnish shows in certain areas on dashboard and top of door panels. The leather on the seats and door panels is in very good condition without tears, cracks or repairs needed. The headliner is in very good condition with no work needed of any kind. I have a low reserve on this car. If you have any questions, please send me an email with a phone number and I will email or call you right away. Happy bidding! |
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