Colours:

Main menu colours About the colours of the Silver Shadow Standard exterior colours Two-tone exterior colours Non-standard exterior colours Colours of the everflex Colours of the upholstery Colours of the top-roll

Main menu colours

The customer could give his Silver Shadow the colour that fitted him most on all aspects. But Rolls-Royce nevertheless did use a list of standard colours and colourschemes for these separate aspects. On these colour-pages you can find all about the colours of the Silver Shadow.

Click in this column	What you can find there
About the colours of the Silver Shadow	General story about the colours of the Silver Shadow. What were the colours the customer could choose between and what costed that?
Standard exterior colours	A vast overview of supplied standard exterior colours, complete with partnumbers and colour codes.
Two-tone exterior colours	The Silver Shadow and Bentley T have often been delivered in a so-called two-tone colourscheme, a scheme with a combination of two different paint colours. Here you find what kind of colourschemes were used and some examples of cars in those colourschemes.
Non-standard exterior colours	The customer of Rolls-Royce could order his Silver Shadow, T or Corniche in every colour he wanted. On this page you find many examples of individually ordered colours and you read the things the customer had to pay attention to.
Colours of the everflex	The everflex roof was a standard feature on the Corniche- and Long wheelbase models. What about the available colours?
Colours of the upholstery	When I talk about upholstery I talk about the leather on the dashboard (not the top-roll), the doors and the inner panels, but also about the carpets and the headlining.
Colours of the top-roll	The top-roll or upper side of the dashboard had to be coloured separately. Look how that worked out.

Leather upholstery, carpets, the wheel, the top-roll, the headlining, etc. For everything the customer could order his own colour.

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