1993 Cadillac Allante Absolute As New With Just 27,140 Miles on 2040-cars
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The final year of Cadillac Allante production was 1993 with significant changes the most notable being the Changeover to the Cadillac Northstar V-8 powerplant, a much improved engine choice over previous years. The 1993 Allante was also the choice for the Indianapolis 500 Pace car for that year and this car is one of the cars built as a replica in Crystal Red Pearl. with Beige leather interior. This particular car is surely one of the finest kept examples in existence. Always perfectly maintained and stored in a climate controlled environment. This Allante has been owned by one of very fussy car enthusiast owner over the past 20 years. We just recently acquired this car after his passing and have found it to be about as close to a brand new 1993 car as you would ever find. From day one this car was never used in any inclement weather evidenced by the like new appearance of the chassis, underside and engine compartment. Overall, this car is show quality throughout with beautiful unblemished paint, perfect trim and glass, the original convertible top that appears brand new and an interior that shows virtually no wear, damage or sun fade whatsoever. Note how the switches and controls on the dash have no loss of detail in their graphics as is most often seen. They just appear as brand new. All leather surfaces are soft, supple and uncracked. Carpets and factory floor and trunk mats are perfect, always covered by a second set of protective mats. every light, switch, control and feature operates in this car and the rare and optional digital dash works 100% perfectly. factory chrome wheels are pristine and we just mounted 4 new correct size radial tires as we found the previous set to be getting a bit hard affecting ride and drive quality. The flawless Black original convertible top operates correctly as you should expect. Every bit of paperwork documentation accompany's this car including a Cadillac Allante factory service manual and 1993 Allante showroom sales brochures. Bid to buy this car and expect it to be the best you will ever find. The car runs, drives and performs as good as it looks. It is 100% ready to be enjoyed after a recent complete service and no amount of detailing could make this car any nicer in appearance than it is today. |
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