1964 Cadillac Slammed, Bagged, Shaved. Cool Looking Sedan De Ville Old Skool on 2040-cars

Year:1964 Mileage:56000 Color: Black /
Red

Location:

Casper, Wyoming, United States

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Advertising:

Transmission:Auto
Body Type:Sedan
Engine:429
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller

Year: 1964
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Cadillac
Model: DeVille
Trim: Sedan
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 56,000
Exterior Color: Black
Number of Doors: 4
Interior Color: Red

Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ...

On the auction block is my 64 Deville. Feel free to email me with questions,

This is a sweet old skool caddy. The door handles have been shaved. Independently controlled air bags on all four wheels, wide white walls. 429 starts and runs great, tranny shifts when it should. This is a great cruiser and gets a ton of looks. The top of the fenders, hood and trunk are pinstripped. Interior is in great shape. The cars needs a few small things. I will do my best to make an accurate listing so I dont have a disappointed buyer. If you have any questions please ask and I will do my best to give you an honest answer.

1. I have not had any mechanical problems with the car.

2. The car is almost 50 years old, it is not newly restored, it is hotrodded and customized, not original

3. It has no door handles (shaved)

4. Gas mileage is unknown, but its a 5000 pound car with a 429, not a prius, if you are looking for gas mileage, this isnt the car you want

5. The brakes, engine and tranny all work fine.

6. It does have a radio, it doesn not work, I havent looks to see why

7. Lights and blinkers work

8. I have had offers on the car, but I have not taken them, I will consider offers, but will not entertain lowball offers.

9. The farthest I have driven the car was on a 4 hour trip, I had no problems, but it wasnt the same as my new truck, Its a old car, its a Cadillac, its big, heavy, and doesnt steer like a Porsche.

10. It does not use excess oil as far as I know, if you leave it parked in your garage for a week there will be a few drips on your floor, I havent looked underneath to find out where they are coming from

I have no doubt whoever buys this car will have lots of fun with it, its a great cruiser and if you have the time and knowledge to do a few fixes you could make some money on it, I just dont have the time I thought I would before we leave. and I have no where to store it.

I bought this car a few months ago and have no complaints. It is very solid and has given me no problems, my wife and I recently decided leave the busy life we had and sell most of the big things we have and travel the world, (yes we are the crazy ones that do that kind of thing) I wouldnt sell this car except we dont know how long we will be gone, and we have nowhere to store it, (we actually have 2 1964 cadillacs) anyway, back to the car. THe paint job is what caught my eye when I first saw this car, its pretty sweet, but it does have its flaws, there are a few knicks, scratches and so forth in it, no dents or anything major, I feel the paint was done 15 years ago or so, so it has normal wear and tear on the exterior. The engine runs good, I just put a brand new battery in a month ago. The air system works, but if I were going to keep the car I would install another compressor on the tank. Car is very solid, I had it checked out by a body shop and they said it was a pretty solid car, floor, trunk ect are all rust free.

The door poppers have been removed and would need a new set installed, they are $140 bucks from Speedway Automotive I will include that catalog with the car. It is a clear Wyoming title. I may be able to work out a delivery between Wyoming and Wisconsin as I travel there often.

Please email me with any questions. Chad_Micah@yahoo.com

I do have this car for sale locally, and on a few other places, so I have the right to end the auction early

Please only serious bidders only. Only bid if you intend to buy, and ask any questions or for additional pictures of things you want to see before you bid.

I have another 64 caddy That is for sale as well, It is a 2 dr Coupe De Ville, It is still original but very solid car the 2 door fires but I havent had the time to get it running good,

1964 Couple De ville harvest gold in color

Needs windshield and passenger window. Car does fire and run when gas is poured in carb, I have not put gas in gel tank as the car has sat for a number of years with no gas cap, so I imagine the tank needs to be flushed. This car would need a fair amount of work, it is solid, the pass side front fender has some rust ( about 6 inches x 3 inches) as does the rear drivers quarter panel ( size of a quarter) above the finder skirt. This car was not on the road since 1983. I found it and thought it was very restorable for what I wanted. Window and door motors work, but I planned on rebuilding them anyway for piece of mind. THe interior needs to be redone. It has 429 motor. Trunk lock is drilled out because there were no keys, you can replace the cylinder pretty cheap and easy. It has a clear Wyoming title.

Please email me at Chad_micah at the yahoo dot com if you have any additional questions.

I don't expect these cars to last too long,

I can not attach pics through ebay email, so email me back and I will send you some.

Thanks

Cadillac DeVille for Sale

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