This rare and highly desirable 1986 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Factory Limousine is the ultimate in old world Rolls-Royce craftsmanship, and chauffeur driven luxury experience. It has only 11,959 original miles and with only 16 hand-built examples produced at a cost exceeding $200,000; it is also one of the rarest and most exclusive vehicles to even grace the road. Burl walnut trim abounds, nicely complimenting the rich and supple Connolly leather and Wilton wool carpeting. It is a motorcar that cannot and will not ever be duplicated. Lavishly appointed inside and out, this 1986 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Factory Limousine has no equal. The artisans in Crewe took exacting pains to ensure each car they produced set the standard for the world and this car defines that ethic. Rolls Royce motorcars have proven to be a sound investment over the years, but especially so the factory-built limousines has all the ingredients of the Phantom VI, and we feel it is poised to reach the same fantastic level of collectability. This particular motorcar was built for one of the world's biggest and most prominent car collectors, Jerry J. Moore. Mr. Moore owned 28-Duesenberg's as well as the world's most expensive car at the time, the Bugatti Royale, which he sold to Mr. Thomas Monaghan of Domino's pizza. Mr. Moore was world renowned and this car was exclusively built and owned by Mr. Moore up until 2009 when it was then purchased by a Lexus dealer who kept it on display and never titled it, making this virtually a one-owner car.
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