Examples of using Corniche II in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
This is a white Corniche II from 1989.
The Corniche II was visually rather much changed.
The dashboard of a 1986 Rolls-Royce Corniche II.
This Rolls-Royce Corniche II is in a driving condition.
This is the dashboard of a 1986 Rolls-Royce Corniche II.
The Corniche II was launched on the North American market.
This is a Corniche convertible and not a Corniche II.
The Corniche II was launched on the North American market.
The rest of the world had to wait for the Corniche II until 1988.
The Corniche II was launched on the North American market.
The 6750 cc engine of the 1987 Rolls-Royce Corniche II HCX20371.
The Corniche II could also be delivered with two-tone paint scheme.
In 1986 the Corniche was replaced by the Corniche II.
So in the US the Corniche II was sold since 1986,
The first 5 characters of the chassisnumber of every Corniche II are: SCAZD.
On the picture below the Corniche II is accompanied by 2 Silver Shadows in the colour Walnut.
The Corniche convertible of the series II is called Corniche and not Corniche II.
This picture is of the engine of the Corniche II with the chassisnumber SCAZD02A2HCX20371.
This Corniche II was almost completely restored in 2010
The numbers were mixed with the Corniche II, Silver Spirit and derivatives.
The Corniche II was sold since 1986
The Corniche 2-door saloon of the series II is called Corniche and not Corniche II.
The type Corniche II was only launched in 1986
pictures of the wonderful 1986 Rolls-Royce Corniche II with the chassisnumber SCAZD42A9GCX15951 in short GCX15951.
This Corniche II has a cocktail bar in each door
Unlike the Silver Shadow the Corniche got no generation number(so no Corniche II), but the name Corniche was continued.
The colourscheme of this Corniche II is the classic British Racing Green with Tan interior that was very popular in the UK.
the specifications match the Rolls-Royce Corniche convertible and not the Corniche II.
On the Continental(and the Corniche II) a lengthened B-style was introduced to make it easier to reach the safety belts.
like can be seen at this late example of the Continental with technical specifications like the Corniche II.