1933 Rolls Royce
GSY15 is presented in a lovely 2- tone exterior paint finish in Silver with Black wings(fenders) complemented by a Black premium leather hyde interior.
Charming pre-war Rolls Coupe that runs & drives superb. Custom coachwork by Park Ward. GSY15 features an all aluminum body including the fenders & running boards. The interior has been refurbished with high quality leather hydes showing no wear. Wood interior trim is in excellent condition. Fold out picnic trays behind front seats adds a touch of class. The back seat is quite roomy & has a fold down center armrest. All gauges & exterior lights function properly. Easy starting engine runs smooth, cool, & quiet, has good oil pressure, and does not smoke or have excess oil seepage. Brakes are sharp & steering is tight. The undercarriage is rust free & original. Doors do not sag when opened indicating wood frame is in excellent condition. The car has been housed in a climate controlled facillity by the last caretaker who had retained ownership since ’95.
We are offering a beautiful & inexpensively priced pre-war Rolls Royce motorcar for just $59K. It gets head turning looks & wonderful complements where ever driven or parked. GSY15 has just undergone a complete service including a new high cranking amp battery, fluid changes, fuel & cooling system flush, complete engine tune up, & brake adjustment. An electric fuel pump was just added for easy starting along with a heavy duty cut off switch. Undercarriage was just extensively cleaned of all greases & dirt that has accumulated from the past several decades. She still has the original leather suspension gaiters that are in remarkalbe condition for being almost 80 years old. Odometer reads 13k miles (presumed to be unknown if actual).
If you are contiplating a purchase & wish to be the next caretaker, please call our showroom sales office @ 678-688-2121 for complete details. Delivery to any East Coast U.S. port will be included in purchase price.
Price: $59,900.00
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