1970 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow Four-Door Sedan







Ended Aug 28, 2025 at 7:10 PM UTC
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Description
OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE
Hagerty Marketplace is honored to offer a selection of vehicles from The SugarCreek Collection. This private collection in southwestern Ohio is supported by its own in-house restoration and maintenance shop, with a full-time staff of craftsmen. The passion of one car enthusiast can be benefited by all to enjoy, as cars return to the road after extensive builds and care. The garage is a true spectrum of car enthusiast dreams, ranging from unfinished restorations to million-dollar builds, American muscle to European classic, drag racers to off-road machines. There is truly something for everyone in SugarCreek.
This selection of vehicles offered by SugarCreek feature premium American classics, as well as a wide assortment of European enthusiast cars.
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“The Silver Shadow is not merely built — it is crafted. Every detail, from the hand-stitched leather to the polished walnut veneers, reflects a tradition of excellence.” The Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, introduced in 1965, marked a revolutionary shift for the storied British marque. It was the first Rolls-Royce to feature a monocoque chassis, replacing the traditional body-on-frame construction. This innovation allowed for a lower, more streamlined design and improved handling. By the time production reached the 1970 model year, the Silver Shadow had firmly established itself as a modern luxury icon.
By 1970, the Silver Shadow had matured into a modern luxury icon. Beneath its elegant exterior lay a powerful 6.75-liter V8 engine paired with a smooth automatic transmission, delivering effortless performance. The car’s advanced hydraulic self-leveling independent suspension—adapted from Citroën—with four-wheel disc brakes placed it at the forefront of automotive engineering.
Stylistically, the Silver Shadow retained Rolls-Royce’s dignified presence but embraced contemporary design cues. Offered in saloon, two-door coupé, and drophead coupé variants, it appealed to a broader clientele. With over 30,000 units produced between 1965 and 1980, it became the most successful Rolls-Royce model of its era. As the company proudly stated, “To drive a Rolls-Royce is to experience silence, power, and grace in perfect harmony.”
Highlights
Offered by The SugarCreek Collection
Finished in brown two-tone paint
Interior upholstered in brown Connolly leather with solid wood trim, walnut veneers, and Wilton wool carpets
Rolls-Royce L410 series 6.75-liter V8
Special three-speed GM Turbo Hydra-Matic automatic transmission
Hydraulic self-leveling suspension
Features
Aluminum alloy hood, trunk, and doors
Four-wheel disc brakes
Air conditioning
Power windows
Recent maintenance includes:
OEM oil filter kit
Fuel level gauge
Known Imperfections
The brake pump can be heard making a ticking noise (however the pump functions and the brakes on the car work as designed)
Front fender paint bubbled
Right side chrome pitted
Hub caps scratched
Rear and trunk chrome emblem pitted
Trunk panel gap
Front paint by left headlight
Paint bubbles by front bumper
Paint bubbles lower left fender by door
Trunk interior scratches and cuffs on trim
Rust on shock tower in engine bay
Cut on leather boot
Leather bubble on seatback right rear
Pitted chrome on door
Door jamb paint chips
Left door jamb and sill scratched and
Interior front wood finish spotty
Leather door panel scuffed
Seat belt chrome pitted
Included
Keys
Ownership History
This 1970 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow Four-Door Sedan joined The SugarCreek Collection in 2009.
Additional Notes
A Broad Arrow Auctions Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner of this vehicle. Broad Arrow Auctions is a wholly owned subsidiary of Hagerty.
Contact: Matt Lowney Phone: 623.308.2640 email: mlowney@hagerty.com
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