1990 Rolls-royce Silver Spur Ii on 2040-cars
Elmira, New York, United States
1990 ROLLS-ROYCE SILVER SPUR II CAR IS BEING RELISTED BECAUSE BUYER FELL THROUGH - SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY! You are looking at a beautiful Rolls-Royce Silver Spur II in excellent condition. This car has been extremely well cared for its whole life. Both the inside and outside of this vehicle are "like new". Vehicle comes with all owners manuals and service records. The only item on this vehicle that is not factory is the installed aftermarket CD player. This vehicle has been garaged its whole life and it shows. It has been very well maintained and has very low miles. Vehicle is currently located in Fulton, MD. I am selling this for a very good friend of mine. BONUS FACT: This Rolls-Royce was featured on the cover of "The Chesapeake Lady". Without a doubt this vehicle is one of the finest examples out there today. Shipping is preferred to be pick up only but if you are a serious buyer who wants the car shipped you will be responsible for all shipping costs and arrangements. Please email me with any questions as I am very familiar with the car. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY - Thank you for looking and happy bidding! |
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