1959 Cadillac Coupe De Ville - Bagged "devillain" Custom With Ls Motor on 2040-cars
Plant City, Florida, United States
1959 Cadillac Coupe de Ville - Bagged "DeVillain" Custom. Has carbureted LS6 405hp motor with approx 60k miles paired with 700R4 overdrive transmission. Power steering, dual master cylinder/power booster power brakes, front disc brakes, Vintage Air, dual chrome Viair compressors for air bags, Viair gauges on custom dash monitor pressure in all 4 bags, Dominator bags, have new front end suspension rebuild kit and rear bushing kit included with car. Custom red interior with leopard headliner and carpeted/upholstered trunk, custom pinstriping, red Con2r steering wheel with custom black widow spider web shift knob. 15" chrome wheels with Shannon cones and Diamondback wide white walls. Very cool kustom featured in many pin-up shoots and upcoming Tony Hood "Keep Grindin" music video, and with the modern drive train you can drive it daily! Not perfect, but perfectly cool - just try to keep a low profile when you're driving DeVillain!
Please ask all questions before bidding! Sold as is/where is. Customer responsible for all transportation costs. Car is being advertised locally so auction may be ended at any time if sold. Call 813-625-4457 if more info is needed - car is available for inspection by appointment only. |
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