1960 Black Cadillac Deville 62 Series 6 Window Survivor With 30k Original Miles! on 2040-cars
Blacklick, Ohio, United States
Engine:V8
Body Type:Sedan
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Blue
Model: DeVille
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: 4 Door 6 window
Drive Type: automatic
Mileage: 29,935
Power Options: Power Windows, Power Seats
Sub Model: 62 Series
Exterior Color: Black
you are looking at my 1960 cadillac 62 series 6 window sedan. it has 29,935 original miles!!! you just read that right.....30k ORIGINAL MILES! here is what i can tell you about the history of the car. i have old oil records that state the car had about 21k miles back in 1962 at an oil change. in 1976 it only had 26k miles. between 1976 and 2011 it basically sat in the owner's garage undriven! after the owner passed away his son sold it to a cadillac dealer. i obtained it from the cadillac dealer. it is an excellent condition true survivor. never wrecked, never restored, etc. its a living time capsule! the exterior paint is in very good condition. it is by no means show quality paint. there are various dings, scratches, spider webbing, etc in the paint. it is perfect as a sunday afternoon cruiser. the interior is in fabulous condition. the seats are unbelievable. seats are in super nice shape. the seats are a very unique and rare turquoise blue. when we bought the car it was a bit musty from the old carpet. we bought some new cut pile carpet and installed it. that took the smell away immediately. the interior trim is excellent as well. the chrome on this car is fabulous. chrome is everywhere on this car too! it is in excellent condition and it is everywhere! the curved front window is cool too. everything works that i can think of. all the turn signals, radio, wipers, headlights, horn, antenna motor, power windows, power seats, interior lights, etc all work!!!! the 2 little turn signals on the front hood scoop even work as well! its hard to believe but true. the only think standing between this being a 75k car is a high quality paint job. all of the original cardboard dividers are still in the trunk!! try to find those in any 1960 currently for sale. i heard that the cardboard alone can sell upwards of $2k!!! i had carburetor work done by a master mechanic. the mechanic works on high end autos and race cars and he personally rebuilt the carburetor. it is new with some performance parts. the cadillac starts right up! i invested quite a bit in that. we also had to put a new gas tank on this car because the original one had basically rusted out from sitting so long and we didnt wanna chance contaminating the engine. the only feature not currently working is the gas tank gauge. it was working before we changed the fuel tank. when we installed the new tank we placed a detector line in the wrong place. it is an easy fix that we could do before the sale or i can discount the price to have it fixed. but rest assured its an easy fix and it will work! we sanded and undercoated the whole undercarriage of the car with satin black diamond grip paint. makes for a nice clean look and will protect it from rust for years to come. when i bought this car i wanted a cool big car to drive the kids around town in. it is all of that and more. people GO CRAZY WHEN THEY SEE THIS CAR. everyone, including cops, want to pull you over and talk about it. people try to buy it each time i take it into town. my kids love it because there are no seatbelts in it and the car was grandfathered into the new law requiring seatbelts. i have had the cops talking to me thru the front window as my 4 year old was standing next to me on the front seat!! its legal with this car. it is huge. you can seat 8 people comfortably. plenty of leg room. huge trunk. you could fit 3 people in the trunk! the bubble provides so much headroom. i am 6 ft 4 inches tall and this is the most comfortable car i have owned. huge steering wheel. it is a shade over 19 feet long. huge fins. strong engine. i dare you to find a lower mileage survivor than this. it is the 62 series 6 window sedan. some people call it a deville but i think its just called the 62 series. 1959 and 1960 were the most popular cadillac years so finding parts is not an issue at all. feel free to ask questions!! thanks for looking!!
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