Pre-owned - Specialty Cars

Vehicles are in order by In order by year newest to oldest.


Financing available for those who qualify (up to 100% financing)


Some of the vehicles shown are rentals and may NOT always be on our lot;

 Please call before stopping in to see if a specific vehicle you want to see is here.

2011 Mercedes Benz E350 Convertible

Info and pictures coming soon

1999 Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph

V12 engine with automatic transmission, tilt steering, cruise control, air conditioning, power windows, power door locks with remote key-less entry, power mirrors, power memory heated seats, power heated seats, power rear seats, driver & passenger air bags, AM/FM/CD with 6 disk CD changer, phone, tinted glass, flip-down picnic tables, and floor overlays.

 White exterior, Tan leather,

 Manufacture’s option: hide-away flying lady hood ornament.

 Only 542 Left Hand Drive Silver Seraphs made for model year 1999 (per Modern Lady Magazine page 2685).

 Non-smoker, books, tool kit in trunk, service records

 Excellent condition!

 391 points out of 400 at 2016 Rolls-Royce Owners Club national meet in concours class.

 On consignment, 3rd owner, current owner owned it since 2008.

 Financing available for PA & NJ buyers for those who qualify (up to 100% financing!)

 48k miles

 Original MSRP $216,400

Sale Price: $39,900

1961 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II

Left Hand Drive, VIN LSWC-362

 6.23L V8, power steering, power brakes, power window, a/c, electric antenna,

 Rear picnic tables, nice woodwork, seats 5 with seat belts,

 Leather seats heavily creased but presentable, headliner firm but has moth holes,

 Recent repaint & brake work, small and large tools, owner’s manual.

 On consignment. Owned by a few Rolls-Royce Owners Club members.

 Low 25k miles

Sale Price: $59,900

1922 Rolls-Royce Springfield Silver Ghost Piccadilly Roadster

 Special Body by Brewster & Co. New York

 Three door convertible. Unusual Left hand drive

 With the rear door, passengers do not have to scramble over the rear fender to get in the rear like most Piccadilly.

 Rear section converts from the unusual parade seat shown (also comes with a separate soft top for the rear passenger) to a rumble seat.

 Electric starter in addition to a back-up hand crank

 Rear fold down luggage rack.

 Straight 6 cylinder with 12 spark plugs (backup system)

 40/50 HP

 Two wheel rear brakes.

 12 volt electrical system

 Upgraded Ghost style air cleaner

 Being a roadster, there are no crank up windows.

 The following changes were done at Springfield by Rolls-Royce in the late 1920’s/early30’s (per John de Campi):

 Converted from right hand drive to left hand drive.

 Changed from magneto to generator (12v) and dual distributors

 Relocated the 4 speed gear shift from the right to the center

 Added the convenience of 3 under hood lubing of the “Sphere, Torque Tube, and Clutch Trunnion.”

This is the third body that was put on the chassis in the late 1920’s.*

 Engine and chassis numbers match: 353KG.

 Restored around the 1980’s probably when owned by pro-golfer Gene Littler of CA.

 In 1924 a Piccadilly roadster was $13,450 (price of 53 1925 Model T Fords for $250)^

 In 1924 the chassis (with-out body) was $11,385 and the chassis with fenders was $11,895^

 It is a wonderful tour car. It was used on driving tours with the Silver Ghost Association in

 Canada 2007, IL 2009, MI 2011 & 2018, Nova Scotia 2012, 2013-2015, Ontario 2017.

 3rd place winner at the RROC National Meet 8-2-14 in the Late Ghost Touring Class.

 * per page 205 of Rolls-Royce in America by John Webb de Campi 1975

 ^ per page 28 of Rolls-Royce in America by John Webb de Campi 1975

Sale Price: $250,000

This page updated: 6/13/19