I normally flip older cars but I showed this 1969 Silver Shadow to my dad and he fell in love with the low cost of entry to own something so significant. Knowing what I now know about this car, it would've made a horrible car to flip, but an awesome project to keep so that is our plan! Engine runs, but the nightmare brake system with all 4 master cylinders needs a lot of attention. That may involve a full conversion of some sort and maybe a motor swap down the road.

My dad plans on repainting it, redoing the upholstery, and getting it on the road right. Somehow, there isn't a single dent on the entire body and there is almost 0 rust. Only a bit of surface rust in front of the windshield. Speaking of windshield, every glass panel is intact. All interior trim components are there as well! Exterior chrome trim is genuinely in mint condition aside from light surface rust in a few spots. Literally no pitting or rock chips somehow... It blows my mind how the trim and body on this car are so nice. 5 digit odometer reads 35k miles. Obviously, it may have rolled over, but the shape of the trim and body might point to the odometer being accurate... Who knows.

I've brought home many cool cars but this has to be the coolest. I never thought I would own a Rolls Royce, but here I am.

It's a sinclair microvision portable crt tv I modified to fit behind my centre console and accept a composite camera feed. Picture quality isn't great but I love it so much