1991 Rolls Royce Silver Spur Ii Stunning Condition No Reserve !!! on 2040-cars
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1991 ROLLS ROYCE SILVER SPUR II SUPER LUXURY NO RESERVE !!! STUNNING CONDITION IN AND OUT THIS BLACK BEAUTY IN TIMELESS OVER $150,000.00 WHEN IT WAS NEW REALLY IMMACULATE CONDITION CAR RUNS BEAUTIFUL 6.75 LITER 8 CYLINDER THREE-speed Turbo Hydramatic GM400 transmission THIS IS A CLASS ACT !!! LOW MILE 93K MILES ALL MAINTENENCE DONE CAR FLOATS DOWN THE ROAD INTERIOR IS THE DEFINITION OF LUXURY WATCH VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQIbr_39AtM The Silver Spur II was the long-wheelbase version of the Silver Spirit, and it came with a built-in cellular telephone! The list price on this car was $159,000, or about $250K in 2009 dollars; these days, you can get a clean example for around 20 grand. Power comes from the venerable Rolls-Royce 412-cubic-inch V8, an engine family that has been in production since 1959. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL CAR, THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A ROLLS ROYCE, HAND BUILT , THIS IS A PRE OWNED THAT IS IN GREAT SHAPE FOR THE YEAR. THIS IS NOT A BRAND NEW CAR SO PLEASE EXPECT SOME MINOR BLEMISHES , NOTHING REALLY DO MENTION BUT AGAIN IS A 1991 CAR. RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT AND HAS BEEN SERVICED BY THE LOCAL ROLLS ROYCE DEALER. YOU ARE ENCOURAGED TO COME SEE AND INSPECT THIS CAR FOR YOURSELF PRIOR TO BIDDING. THIS IS A NO RESERVE AUCTION, SO BID TO BUY AND GOOD LUCK , A $1000 DEPOSIT IS DUE WITHIN 48 HOURS AND FULL PAYMENT IS DUE WITHIN 5 BUSINESS DAYS , THANKS FOR LOOKING
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Rolls-Royce posts 25% jump in sales thanks to Cullinan demand
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