The black paintwork is in fine order all around, though some minor imperfections are noted upon inspection. Plating on the bumpers, headlamps, radiator shell, and other body fittings is excellent, with a uniform finish consistent with the restoration's age. Dual side-mount spare wheels feature body-color metal covers, and a period-style trunk rests on the trunk rack, complete with a custom upholstered cover. The 11th Series' fully skirted fenders, lower ride height, and raked tilt-open windscreen give this sedan a distinctly elegant profile. Inside, gray fabric upholstery adorns the seats and side panels. The soft trim is in lovely order in both the front and rear compartments, showing signs of light use in the time since the restoration. Slight discoloration of the driver's carpet is noted, while the upholstery in the rear compartment is excellent and appears to have had little use. Passengers enjoy a spacious rear bench with built-in cigar lighters, ornate wood-grain trim, a folding footrest, opening rear quarter glass, and privacy blinds. More wood-grain trim features on the front window surrounds and on the dash, which houses an array of Waltham instruments in a finely detailed chrome panel. Displacing 319 cubic inches, the L-head inline-eight is rated for 120 horsepower at 3,200 RPM.