2004 Cadillac Deville Dts Black On Black on 2040-cars
Newington, Connecticut, United States
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Hey guys You are looking at my 2004 Cadillac Deville DTS model with around 109,000 miles on it. I bought the car over 4 years ago and she's been well taking care of as I have OCD and like to keep my cars in like new condition. I am a Cadillac person all I ever owned so I know these cars very well and know how to take care of them, Nicest DTS around. 2004 models and on have the updated 2MIL head bolt design that made head gasket fails of the earlier cars almost vanish, its also the last year with the 300HP Northstar L37 as in 2005 the engines where down rated to 290HP. The car is loaded with all options being a top of the line DTS, including BOSE radio, XM radio, heated and cooled front seats, heated rear seats, two driver memory recall, rear park assist sensors, 6 CD changer and much more, only thing missing is a sunroof and navigation which would be outdated by now anyway as GM update Discs are only made for a few years. The car has black leather inside and is Black Raven outside. I have put many new parts and repairs on the car since I owned it plus have most of her history as I have records from the owner before me plus mine over the last 4 years and I only use OEM parts, car is stock except a Morimoto 4300 factory look HID kit from the retrofit source as the low beams and can be removed if wanted and I replaced the OEM grill with a OEM 2005 chrome limited edition Deville grill they were a special order option for $500 bucks on 2005 Deville's. The car runs good for her age no dash lights, though the right rear window regulator needs fixing I might fix it before I sell it or include a new one with sale, car has a small chip on rear bumper and small scratches here and there that are expected of a 10 YO car other wise paints flawless, i would love to sell her to someone who understands N* Caddys and is not going to run it into the ground. CARS IN CT CONTACT ME TO COME SEE IT BEFORE U BID OR BUY I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END LISTING EARLY AS CARS FOR SALE LOCALLY ASWELL!!! LOCAL PICK UP ONLY PLEASE NO SHIPPING DO NOT BID IF U CANT PICK CAR UP!!!! Work I have done over 4 years : Oil Change every six months with Mobil 1 EP 5W-30 Air, gas, and cabin filters changed every year All fluids replaced DEX-COOL every two years replaced along with brake and steering 4 vogue all season tires on last year 4 TPM sensors Starter Alternator Battery Coolent tank Outer & inner tie rods & boots Heater hoses Brakes & rotors 2 Front wheel bearings Front sway bar bushings New OEM GM headlamps New OEM GM fog lamps New AC control unit and dash switch clusters to replace burned out bulbs Intake manifold gaskets Intake plenum duct Oil pressure sensor Oil level sensor Steering wheel position sensor Have a new heater core also as I thought it was leaking but was not will include in sale! Other things I cant remember got to dig thru receipts! |
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