1963 Cadillac Deville Series 62 Convertible,low Rider,rat Rod,custom ,61,62,65 on 2040-cars
Fernley, Nevada, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Cadillac
Drive Type: rear
Model: DeVille
Mileage: 0
Trim: 2 door convertible
Hello! am selling this car for a friend a very rare 1963 Cadillac Deville convertible with the original 390 matching #s and automatic transmission this is a good driver car, that drives just like a Cadillac should. the 390 runs great, and fires right up, the automatic transmission shifts perfect, all windows work, and the chrome around the windows still looks good, the dash is in good shape for it age no rips or cracks, the doors open and close with ease, the chrome is all original and it looks good for a daily driver, all of the moldings are in perfect shape, and look real good, the interior is staring to show signs of wear , but is still in good condition considering that is the original interior, the power convertible is not working, the switch when bad but the motor and cylinders and hoses are all there, the top needs to get replace with new vinyl, the original radio works, the front speakers work and the one for the back seats work, lights work, all of the gauges work, all of the power windows work and the power seats work, there's no rust no holes this car is all solid, there's some surface rust, floor panels, rockers, floor trunk are perfect, this car could be restored to its original factory condition for any more question please call me at 775 404 2173 ( power brakes, power windows, tilt steering wheel, power steering, power seats, A/C car)(
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