Introduction
Jacob Boodrie
The Silver Seraph offers incredibly luxurious motoring, with its beautiful and bold sweeping lines, it's unmissable.
A worthy successor to the Silver Spirit, the Silver Seraph made its debut at the Geneva Motor Show in 1998. Beautiful styling, an opulent Connolly leather interior, Burl Walnut trim, and BMW’s highly capable M73 engine came together in a breathtakingly luxurious package. V12 power is delivered through a five-speed automatic gearbox, propelling this substantial car to a specified top speed of 140 MPH. Hand-built in the Rolls-Royce factory in Crewe, the Silver Seraph had a base price, when new, of just under £156,000.
The car has been well looked after, with plenty of bills showing diligent and careful ownership. It comes to market from ~7 years ownership where it has been serviced annually. This is a lovely example, finished in Royal Blue over a Magnolia leather interior, and it presents exceptionally well.
This listing was written from information supplied by Jacob after meeting Trevor the owner, and having visited and photographed the vehicle.
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There appears to be cracking of the varnish/lacquer or lifting of the veneer on the radio cover ?
What are your thoughts on that ?
Also is there any cracking or lifting of the varnish/lacquer anywhere on the car ?
As I said, there is no cracking of the veneer on the radio cover. I have not had the opportunity to check all the veneer areas, I think there may be some slight damage to the veneer in the rear console but, if so, it is extremely small.
It looks like there is some cracking of varnish or possibly lifting of veneer on radio cover. Can you give some detail please.
I am away from home until this evening but there is certainly no cracking of the veneer on the radio cover.
Any documentary history of services between 2010 and 2017?
I have records of services and invoices dating back to 10.7.00
No service history between 2010 and 2017?
Is the car sitting a bit low at the back?
The car has full service history since purchase and certainly between 2010-2017 primarily by RR specialists Starmans in Midlands. It is also at the correct angle and not low at the back. It may be the angle of the photos that were taken on my lawn.
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