This is a lovely presenting Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II finished
in Acrylic white with dark blue fine-lines to the waistrails and
hubcap beauty rings. The interior is finished in rich Royal blue
Connolly hides with ivory piping on the seats and carpeting. Pretty
much all the car is completely original; paint, leather, carpets
and interior wood finishes. She is an extremely well maintained
example with a service history from JE Robison Service garage of
Springfield, Massachusetts. Well recognized with an excellent
reputation in classic Rolls-Royce maintenance and restoration. Her
originality is to commended but is also the reason the car has some
cosmetic flaws. The main thing being the paint. The car is straight
and, as mentioned, all original paint. But, the paint is showing
crazing on the top surfaces; The bonnet, roof and boot. The paint
is very shiny and lustrous, without fading, so from some 10+ feet
away, she presents well, but when you get in close, you will see
the crazing (much like old porcelain that develops very fine
cracks). The only way to rectify this would be a top-half repaint.
We are electing to not do this and offer the car in her current
state. If you are looking for a weekend fun example of a Silver
Shadow II, this car is perfect. Or, let's say you wish to do VIP
work, the car is totally acceptable as-is. If you are
perfectionist, then no, this car is not for you unless you repaint.
The remainder of the car is nice. The interior presents very well.
There is some good ol' fashioned patina but in a way that I like
very much. The leather is plentiful or years of creases and regular
but careful use which can be enjoyed exactly as-is. Same with the
interior wood, not perfect, but presents nice. Headliner is good,
as is the original Wilton wool carpeting both in the cabin and in
the boot. I love the ivory piping on all the carpet finishings -
including the rear seat footrests. Mechanically the car is strong
and everything is operating the way it should. Air conditioning is
fully operational as are windows and seats. All the signs of a well
maintained example. A good "identifier" of conscientious ownership,
is the fitment of Avon tyres - amongst the best tyre choices for a
Silver Shadow II. These are some $2,000 and not something a
less-caring owner would choose to buy. I reiterate, this is a very
nice example that simply displays some paint cosmetic flaws. She is
every bit the calibre of cars we normally sell for around the
$45-50,000 but for the paint. And this is why we are offering the
car at $35,000. Keep her as is and enjoy, or repaint her now, or
some time in future. She makes for a great low-price entry point
into owning a nice Silver Shadow II. For this reason only, she is
being offered at the very special price of $35,000. Please review
the video and many photos which provide a more detailed overview of
the car. Photos & video
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