1986 Rolls Royce Silver Spur 30k Original Miles! on 2040-cars
Highland Park, Illinois, United States
Hi you are looking at a all original down to the radio 1986 Rolls Royce Silver Spur with only 30K ORIGINAL miles! In the classic Silver over Black two tone paint scheme that was very popular in the 80,s era. This car is in very nice original condition with only slight wear on the driver seat outer edge as shown in the pictures and a very slight crack in the left turn signal lamp. The rest of the car is in EXCELLENT ORIGINAL CONDITION. Body & interior are very nice and the Rolls goes down the road like it did back in 1986.The Sliver Spur starts and runs with no issues and EVERY THING WORKS as it should from the Rolls Factory. The car was bought at auction and is part of a very large collection of classic cars including many Roll Royce cars. This may be one of the nicest around of this year and body style! The pictures do not do this fine Sliver Spur justice the car looks much better standing in front of it and the paint still look fresh! You can drive the car home if you like as it starts and runs with no problem, the brakes and tires are fine. This car is a excellent value for the MONEY!
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