1992 Cadillac Allante Pininfarina Design Convertible 2-door 4.5l on 2040-cars
We just got this vehicle in from the owner who purchased the vehicle in September 06, 1998. He recently picked up a 2008 XLR-V platinum edition for us and gave us his prized vehicle that was always garaged. This is the rare Pininfarina Design Cadillac Allante V8. This vehicle has the hard top that is removable along with the cloth top which is in great condition.
This vehicle is in overall great condition for its year and mileage. The interior leather shows to be excellent with no tears or rips. The carpet floors in the car and trunk are in excellent condition. Overall this vehicle would recieve an 8 out of 10. The exterior does not have scratches or dings. The owner kept it garaged and took good care of the vehicle. It runs and drives great with no warning lights or issues. The tires on the vehicle are at about 30-40% center tread so they will need replacing soon. The right passenger window is moody and sometimes does not go up or down but sometimes it works properly. The vehicle was recently smogged and passed the California emissions inspections. The registration is current and valid until August 2014. The interior is full power including the leather seats and trunk lid closure. With only 108K original well maintained miles this vehicle will one day be a classic in someones car collection. Please feel free to call TOM (619)764-9459 for more information or pictures or email Skylinemotorsport@live.com. On Jan-26-14 at 18:36:11 PST, seller added the following information: The speedometer on this vehicle is digital instead of analog. |
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