1991 Rolls Royce Silver Spur Ii Low Miles 62,223 Actual Miles on 2040-cars
Longmont, Colorado, United States
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This is a Rare and Low Mileage 1991 Rolls-Royce "Silver Spur" Luxury Sedan. 1991 is when Rolls-Royce upgaded to the Better Trannmission for “Better Fuel Ecomony” and also added an Air Bag to the Steering Wheel. So these are a Safer Rolls than past years.
Please watch this You Tube Viedo on a Rolls Royce like mine. To learn about these cars. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__4JFV8oZsI List Price on this Rolls-Royce New was....$166,300.00. Yes....$166,300.00. New
That is why any "Warning Tags" on the Rolls are in Nine Different Languages. There is not alot still in the United States and Specially with such Low Miles as this Rolls-Royce. Has Lambs Wool Rugs over the Wilton Wool Carpets. Highly Polished Wood trim that is in Excelent Condition. It is Fully Loaded with Power Accessories including: Power Reclining Rear Seats, with Picnic Trays made of Genuine Burl Wood. Premium Leather Heated Seats Automatic Ride Control with Hydralic Leveling Body is clean, rust free and straight. Engine and Trunk compartments are Very Clean. Has the emergency kit and tools. Runs and preforms impressivley. Powerful Fuel Injected engine. Second to Last Picture is with the Factory Sheep Skin Floor Mats for Front and Rear. Yes a Rolls Royce comes Factory with “Sheep Skin Floor mats” and Foot Rests for the rear seats. Makes you want to Drive with your shoes
off. :) This car is in Nice condition for being a 23 year old car.
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