1993 Rolls Royce Corniche Iv Convertible In Time For Christmas on 2040-cars
Great Falls, Virginia, United States
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1993 Classic Rolls Royce for Sale for Christmas
Attached are pictures of my white magnolia, 1993 Roll
Royce Corniche IV; a fantastically beautiful and classic car#
New, automatic tan top; tan interior in very good/admirable
condition; the tires are in excellent condition; runs superbly; serviced only
by Rolls licensed mechanics and maintained on the recommended schedule; new
$3,000 aftermarket sound radio and DVD, integrated into original interior and
sound system to fit the look and feel of a Rolls; recently tuned; new engine
ECM #electronic control module#; VA inspected this month; everything in working
order – windows, brakes, lights, ### ; exterior paint is original as is the
engine and other mechanical aspects of
the car; only 46,100+ miles#
A very rare automobile, only a few hundred made for 1993#
Owned and garaged for last 7-8 years#
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Rolls-Royce Corniche for Sale
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