1964 Cadillac Sedan Deville, Black Plate, California Car, Garaged, No Reserve on 2040-cars
Oakland, California, United States
Another gem from a large Cadillac collection. Selling this 1964 Cadillac Sedan Deville. The Caddy has been repainted once it's original color. The interior looks good as does the door panels. The headliner is not sagging. The chrome looks good. It was garaged and the estate believes the miles to be correct. However, there is no documentation to substantiate their claim. It does drive and run good. The Caddy fires up and the big V8 comes to a roar. What more can you ask for?? If you have been looking for a vintage Caddy selling for NO RESERVE, then this is your Caddy. You can drive this gem to the local cruise night and bask in the admiring stares of young and old alike. The glass is all intact, the seats and door panels look original. It has "Black California" plates that will sell with the vehicle. I could go on and on about this Caddy but I will let the photos and videos speak for themselves.
With all my auctions, a few requirements. First, NO PAYPAL. Second, any and all bidders with less than 10 feedback, and/or negative feedback need to contact me prior to bidding with their full name and contact number or their bid will be cancelled and their user id blocked from additional bidding. Third, you are bidding to own, not look and make excuses. Once the auction is completed, you are the new owner. Any and all inspections welcome during the auction period, not after.
Also selling in AS-IS, Where-IS condition with NO WARRANTIES, expressed or implied. Seller has represented vehicle to the best of his knowledge and makes no warranties as to condition of vehicle. Please remember that this is a 50 year old vehicle and although looks good, is not showroom fresh nor a recent restoration.
So, with a great Caddy for the Daddy leap, let the auction begin. Vehicle is also advertised locally and seller reserves right to end the auction early and cancel all bids if vehicle is sold outside of ebay. Please feel free to email for a buy it now if you cannot wait until the end of the auction.
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