Mike Goble
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There's a 73 Rolls Silver Shadow parked on the street near me with a for sale sign on it.
Anyone want a 1973 RR Silver Shadow?
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A know a guy who manages a successful pizza place in Columbia Mo that has 4. He likes them and they aren't too expensive. They have a good mechanic, and when the need arrises, his wife calls the mechanic and says that her car "has failed to proceed again."
Ian
Ian
does it come with the original "grey poupon" ? 
I had a '73. You'll need to get a bigger checkbook to keep up with the expense of ownership.
The owner's manual on an RR makes for some interesting reading.
Besides "failure to proceed" or in the event of a failure to proceed please contact your local RR agency for assistance.
In the event of a thermal incident...
If you experience any evidence of fluids escaping the vehicle, please do not be alarmed as you are experience an incident of "controlled seepage".
And I am sure there are more.
The owner's manual on an RR makes for some interesting reading.
Besides "failure to proceed" or in the event of a failure to proceed please contact your local RR agency for assistance.
In the event of a thermal incident...
If you experience any evidence of fluids escaping the vehicle, please do not be alarmed as you are experience an incident of "controlled seepage".
And I am sure there are more.
73' BMW Goooooood..... 73' Rolls.........Baaaaaaaaaad
Bwana
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How much? Does he mention any issues? Just curious
At 60 MPH all you can hear is the clock ticking. A famous headline by the even more famous David Ogilvy(sp). In the event of a "thermal incident" do we level N. Korea or wait for the RR technician?
Mike Goble
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No issues mentioned, Selling for best offer...