1960 Cadillac Deville Base Sedan 4-door 6.4l on 2040-cars
United States
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Here you have an original 1960 Cadillac Deville Flat Top 4 door sedan one owner for the last 20 years,purchased with the intent to cruise to a 50 year high school reunion in sunny San Diego,it has been a labor of love but the time has come to part ways and let someone else take it the rest of the way to completion. It is a numbers matching vehicle,390 cubic inch engine has been rebuilt and has less than 20 hours run time the Carter AFB has also been rebuilt,automatic transmission has been re-sealed,has recently replaced brake master cylinder,wheel cylinders and new brakes all the way around. Interior has been spruced up with a new preformed carpet in black,seats have been reupholstered,dash pad and door panels have also been recovered and look like new. Original radio works,electric antenna has been rebuilt as well as most of the electrical throughout the vehicle including the dash board instruments and gauges. All new weatherstrips and seals throughout and if not installed will be included in original containers,additional parts include extra dash pad,mouldings,wheel covers and stainless trim. Mine you this is not a show car or trailer queen but will make someone a great cruiser if you can handle a nearly 20 foot land yacht from the sixties. The owner is a former General Motors parts manager who has used as much original GM & AC Delco parts over the years as possible. The car has been garaged and is located in the greater San DIego area and is available for buyer inspection and will need tires but just think how a set of wide whitewalls or if your into slamming it a a few inches off the ground the right low profile tire can make the car sit right and drive right. Remember there were less than 10,000 of these beauty's built! I am a eBay buyer and seller with perfect feedback who is listing this car for my friend who is the the verge of retiring and relocating.
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