Make:
Rolls Royce
Model:
Silver Shadow
Year:
1979
Mileage:
49200
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
California
City:
Los Angeles , CA
Zip:
90028
1979 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II Silver Sand metallic over Masons black
Roll-Royce Silver Shadow II
1979 Totally original presentation and in exceptional condition This is a very fine Silver Shadow II finished in 2-tone Silver Sand (metallic) over Masons black (non-metallic) with black fine-lines on the waistline. The interior is finished in factory original, un-touched black Connolly hide leather with light tan accent piping on the seats and matching carpets in the reverse them of tan with black piping. This combination is rarely seen on Shadow IIs and is handsomely striking. The combination ties in well with exterior colour scheme. This is a very clean and original example that appears to have been a well cared for example by its 3 previous mature owners. It is totally original in presentation with no modifications. It even has it original Blaupunkt blue-dot push button radio and factory Pioneer tape deck in its original position. A nice genuine touch. The body on this Shadow II is very straight and the paint is shiny and lustrous. The car appears to have been repainted some 15 years ago and was a high quality job in her original colours. When you look down the sides of the car, they are very straight and true. The paint presents beautifully with only minor little marks here and there from use and does have some of the Rolls-Royce signature stressing at the base of the A & C pillars, but these are minimal and otherwise entirely consistent with a low-mileage 15 year old, good quality paint job. Certainly, it needs nothing other than a wax from time to time. The underside of the car is rust free and is very clean. Overall, the car is minor on blemishes and marks, so presents well - well above average for a Rolls-Royce of this age. As a daily driver, the paint presents as a 10 out-of-10. The interior presents stunningly, very clean and fresh with the leather in an excellent state. Importantly, and rare to see today, the Connolly hides have NEVER been re-dyed. This is something quite unique as usually the leather after this many years becomes soiled and begins to crack. This is the best testament for the car being a low-mileage and well-cared for example. The leather is not only "clean" but remains supple. For some reason, black leather shows up every crease in photos and so please do not be mistaken those crease lines to think it is cracked and dry. It is nice and soft and shows with the perfect amount of natural patina (like a lovely antique chesterfield couch). The dramatic black with light tan piping is stunning. The wood on this Shadow II is also all original. A couple of minor hair-line fractures in the door cappings are quite welcomed with the knowledge that the finish is totally factory original. Further testament of a well-kept example. The dash is very nice also. In the photos, the various lines you see in the clear are actually reflections of the seat piping reflecting into the wood.
Roll-Royce Silver Shadow II
1979 Totally original presentation and in exceptional condition This is a very fine Silver Shadow II finished in 2-tone Silver Sand (metallic) over Masons black (non-metallic) with black fine-lines on the waistline. The interior is finished in factory original, un-touched black Connolly hide leather with light tan accent piping on the seats and matching carpets in the reverse them of tan with black piping. This combination is rarely seen on Shadow IIs and is handsomely striking. The combination ties in well with exterior colour scheme. This is a very clean and original example that appears to have been a well cared for example by its 3 previous mature owners. It is totally original in presentation with no modifications. It even has it original Blaupunkt blue-dot push button radio and factory Pioneer tape deck in its original position. A nice genuine touch. The body on this Shadow II is very straight and the paint is shiny and lustrous. The car appears to have been repainted some 15 years ago and was a high quality job in her original colours. When you look down the sides of the car, they are very straight and true. The paint presents beautifully with only minor little marks here and there from use and does have some of the Rolls-Royce signature stressing at the base of the A & C pillars, but these are minimal and otherwise entirely consistent with a low-mileage 15 year old, good quality paint job. Certainly, it needs nothing other than a wax from time to time. The underside of the car is rust free and is very clean. Overall, the car is minor on blemishes and marks, so presents well - well above average for a Rolls-Royce of this age. As a daily driver, the paint presents as a 10 out-of-10. The interior presents stunningly, very clean and fresh with the leather in an excellent state. Importantly, and rare to see today, the Connolly hides have NEVER been re-dyed. This is something quite unique as usually the leather after this many years becomes soiled and begins to crack. This is the best testament for the car being a low-mileage and well-cared for example. The leather is not only "clean" but remains supple. For some reason, black leather shows up every crease in photos and so please do not be mistaken those crease lines to think it is cracked and dry. It is nice and soft and shows with the perfect amount of natural patina (like a lovely antique chesterfield couch). The dramatic black with light tan piping is stunning. The wood on this Shadow II is also all original. A couple of minor hair-line fractures in the door cappings are quite welcomed with the knowledge that the finish is totally factory original. Further testament of a well-kept example. The dash is very nice also. In the photos, the various lines you see in the clear are actually reflections of the seat piping reflecting into the wood.