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1987 Rolls Royce Silver Spur Acrylic White With Burr Walnut Woodworking on 2040-cars

US $30,000.00
Year:1987 Mileage:71535 Color: with a tan hardtop vinyl roof
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Famous for sophistication and durability, this spectacular sedan features an acrylic white exterior with a tan hardtop vinyl roof. As a 1987 model, it is the first year that the Rolls Royce Silver Spur prominently displayed the now famous Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament supported by the one-piece air-dam. The interior features tan butter leather surrounded by magnificent burr walnut woodwork throughout, including door panels, veneer picnic trays in backseat, instrument panel with cross-banding and boxwood inlay and a two-toned steering wheel.

The engine boasts a 220-hp, 6.75-liter aluminum V-8 with Bosch fuel injection and anti-lock brakes on an extended wheel base, chrome wheels and has only 71,535 original miles. With only 1600 of the 1987 Silver Spur produced, this car comes with nearly every conceivable option and is considered one of the best examples of this final series of Rolls Royce. Rolls Royce no longer exists as it had for nearly 100 years as it is now owned by BMW. The care and craftsmanship that went into building this motorcar, when Rolls Royce was truly building the world’s finest motorcar in Crewe, England are far superior to those they are mass-producing today!

The vehicle was serviced at Brumos Classic Autowerks in Jacksonville, FL at 71,200 miles. All four tires are brand new with less than 200 miles driven on them. Vehicle has not been smoked in. Vehicle was purchased at an estate sale and is located in Florida. Buyer responsible for pickup or shipping arrangement and costs as well as any federal, state or local fees including tax, title and license as these are not included in the selling price of the vehicle. Will accept payment through Paypal, money order, cashier's check or loan proceed check.

VIN# SCAZN02AXHCC20826

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Here's a pro tip: if you're going to fire your chauffeur, make sure he hands over the keys to your Rolls-Royce Phantom first. If you don't, you just might wind up with scene like the one in the video below on your hands. In it, some sprightly soul decides to eschew the beaten path for a quick frolicking over hill and dale in the luxury leviathan. The grounds will never be the same. Grass, mud and water are all sent scattering as the Rolls-Royce proceeds to pound the earth into submission.
There's also a few smoky burnouts thrown in for good measure. We can appreciate any shenanigans with a high-dollar automobile that don't end in wrinkled sheetmetal. You can check out the full glory of the sideways Phantom in the video below.

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So much does Rolls-Royce want to emphasize the Ghost Series II's so-called dynamism that it uses the descriptor a total of eight times in the press release that you're welcome to read below. Looking past that all-too-current buzzword, what we see here is clearly a Rolls-Royce, clearly an ultra-luxury sedan and clearly desirable.
Rest assured, prospective buyers will see all the latest technology inside the new Ghost's interior, including a 10.25-inch high-definition screen and a Spirit of Ecstacy Rotary Controller so as not to "leave unsightly fingerprints at driver and passenger eye level." Of course, plenty of customization is available for the most discerning of buyers, and two new wood veneer options are available - Paldao and Walnut Burr Crossband.