1982 Rolls-Royce - Corniche

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The Corniche name, term for coastal road, was first used as a prototype based on the Bentley Mark V, but was never produced with WWII interrupting. The first full generation of the Corniche started in 1971 and ran to 1987. Its beauty and detail represent the handmade craftsmanship of the Vickers era of production. Only 3,239 convertibles were made over this run for worldwide distribution making this car a rare find. Of course, the Rolls Royce name has long been culturally synonymous with the highest level of anything. This convertible lives up to that expectation. This 1982 Rolls Royce Corniche Convertible is offered for sale for the first time since 1998. In May of 1982, it was shipped to Rolls Royce of Beverly Hills and then titled in Palm Springs, California (we have the records). This car shows stunning condition and was repainted professionally in 1996. It shows just 8,033 miles on the odometer and the condition reflects the low mileage. It's powered by the 6.75L V8 engine and paired with the GM 350 turbo hydramatic automatic transmission (that they came with). It also features leather seats, power top, digital displays of temperature/clock, air conditioning, power disc brakes, original wheels, and much more! This car is one of the smoothest you'll ever drive, and it is unmatched with style.

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