Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow
James Young 2-door saloon

Full name Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow James Young 2-door saloon   Production - Years of production: 1966 and 1967 - Number of production: 35 - Percentage of the complete production (40.957): 0,09%   Chassisnumbers - The first character of the chassisnumber of every Silver Shadow JY 2-door saloon is a C and the second is a R. - The right-hand drive Silver Shadow JY 2-door saloon has on the third position always a H, the left-hand drive a X. - The lowest number in the chassisnumbers of the Silver Shadow JY 2-door saloon is 1067, the highest is 2269. - Examples: CRX2022 and CRH2269.   What makes this model unique - Two doors - Chrome trim bumpers - Flat wheel covers - The same straight waistline as the Silver Shadow 4-door saloon - The same rear side as the 4-door saloon - No side garnish - Unique doorcatches   Further details and special features James Young did not succeed in producing the cars on profit and stopped production after 35 cars.

At the front and rear can't be discovered that it deals with a 2-door saloon. James Young rebuilt a 4-door saloon to a 2-door saloon and left the front and rear untouched. Yet many things have changed: the panelling of the rear sides, the C-pillar, longer doors, other side windows, the place of the B-pillar, the interior, and so on. Picture (above and below): the CRH2023 from 1967.