1998 Rolls Royce Corniche II Convertible, Corniche you see here is proof that things can always be more beautiful and improved upon. The Corniche was built on 1988 precisely to the specifications you see here. The official factory certificate accompanying it indicates that the car was delivered new in Royal Blue with Magnolia The interior was executed in matching Magnolia leather, blue trim. Cumberland Stone was chosen for the carpet, and the convertible top is Magnolia leather. You see: exactly the colours still adorning the Corniche today. This Rolls Royce Corniche II Convertible has been Garages all its life. , , The body is therefore in like-new condition, as clearly seen in the photos. Stunning paintwork, and practically everything mounted on and around the body is in an equally beautiful state. Chrome, windows, rubber, lighting components, wheels: whatever comes to mind, one glance is enough to see that this car is absolutely perfect. , This qualification continues on the inside, with beautiful leather and trim, which, like the original, is executed in you have a beautiful view of the largely wooden dashboard. The gauges and controls are simply as beautiful as the rest of the interior:, , Under the enormous hood is the well-known and reliable 6, 750 cc V8. A powerhouse with about 218 hp. Do not expect immediate supercar performance; the 5. 20-meter-long convertible has a weight of about 2, 300 kilograms, so there are a few kilos to carry. However, the smoothness is unparalleled; hardly any engine runs as smoothly as that of an 80s Rolls-Royce. The torque of about 540 Nm, available at low revs, provides an abundance of power in every gear. The engine of this specific Corniche runs beautifully, as it one would have every right to expect, which is not surprising after a complete revision and restoration. Not only is the engine technically in fantastic condition, but it also looks the part. , A unique Corniche like this, with the original specifications, a very an: finding a second one like this will be difficult, nigh on impossible.
