As a proud eBAY member with 100% POSITIVE FEEDBACK - I am offering A STUNNING 1972 ROLLS ROYCE SILVER SHADOW LONG WHEEL BASE (LWB) WITH 66,800 ORIGINAL MILES! THIS ROLLS ROYCE WAS OWNED BY THE FAMOUS REAL ESTATE DEVELOPER MATT STIMPSON! FOR THE LAST 5 YEARS IT WAS OWNED BY MY FRIEND ROHAN WHO IS A CAR MECHANIC BY TRADE, SPECIALIZING IN BRITISH CARS! Here are some highlights: MOTOR - COMPLETELY REFURBISHED
TRANSMISSION - COMPLETELY REFURBISHED!
BODY/PAINT - $ 12,000 DOLLARS PAINT WORK DONE 5 YEARS AGO!
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SHIPPING I WILL ASSIST THE BUYER IN SHIPPING ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD AT THE BUYER'S EXPENSE. I ENCOURAGE YOU TO COME AND SEE THIS STUNNING ROLLS ROYCE! PLEASE SET AN APPOINTMENT WITH ME IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO COME & SEE IT. I WILL ENTERTAIN ALL INTERESTING TRADES FOR CLASSIC CARS - LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE! I CAN BE REACHED AT 289-597-3017 CHEERS! |
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Rolls-Royce Alpine Centenary Ghost makes its first North American appearance
Sun, 18 Aug 2013Rolls-Royce choose this year's Shanghai Motor Show as the occasion to show off its achingly cool Alpine Trial Centenary Edition Ghost, but The Quail was the site of the car's North American coming out party.
The one-off Rolls pays tribute to a heroic moment in the marque's history, when four 1913 Silver Ghosts, three factory cars and one privateer entry, successfully completed the 1,820-mile Austrian Alpine Trials. The privateer racer in question, James Radley, is the gentleman responsible for the pretty color combination you see on this new Ghost. Radley's blue bodywork over black wheels looked great in 1913 and haven't lost any luster 100 years on to our eyes.
You can revisit the details about this historically rooted Rolls-Royce in the press release below, or simply take a stroll through our fresh gallery of images from The Quail.
Neglected Rolls-Royce Phantom may be the saddest of all time
Fri, 30 May 2014Rolls-Royce prides itself on exemplifying the pinnacle of automotive elegance. The brand is synonymous with quality and luxury. However, in the end even a Rolls is still just a car, and if you don't keep it up, it's bound to fail. That deterioration can be seriously fun to watch, though.
This 2005 Rolls-Royce Phantom might now be one of the worst cars on the planet and only has a little over 95,000 miles on it. The video claims that the original owner in New Jersey didn't make payments on the car for three years but rented the sedan out to people and used it for a livery service. Now, it's repossessed and would probably cost more to fix than it's worth.
This Phantom has had a hard life. We don't want to spoil too many of the broken pieces because they pile up to become increasingly absurd. However, the pièce de résistance must to be the broken Spider-Man umbrella in the door.
Rolls-Royce Phantom to soldier on through 2020?
Tue, 12 Nov 2013The more a car costs, the less frequently it's replaced - usually. Take, for example, the Bugatti Veyron. It's one of the most expensive cars on the market, and it's been there for eight years now. Eleven years passed in between the launch of the Ferrari Enzo and that of its successor LaFerrari. Now comes word that the Rolls-Royce Phantom could stick around essentially unchanged until the year 2020.
The report comes from LeftLaneNews, which cites Rolls-Royce communications chief Richard Carter in stating that the Phantom isn't going anywhere fast - despite its massive 6.75-liter V12 engine. The Phantom is the car that essentially relaunched the brand under BMW ownership way back in 2003. It has since spawned long-wheelbase, coupe and convertible models, and underwent a few minor upgrades in 2009. It may yet get another series of enhancements before it's replaced entirely, but don't expect anything drastic within the next half-dozen years or so.
For what it's worth, Rolls-Royce has other things to focus on, and we don't just mean an endless parade of special editions and one-offs for emerging luxury markets in Asia. After launching the Ghost, the company followed up with the Wraith coupe and is said to have a convertible version in the works. An SUV is reportedly under consideration, as is a sixteen-cylinder roadster. But that's not even why the Goodwood-based automaker is stretching out the Phantom's lifecycle like it did its wheelbase: the average Phantom buyer pays a good half million for their new ride, and they wouldn't be too happy to see it replaced quite so soon.