1969 Cadillac Deville Convertible on 2040-cars
New Baltimore, Michigan, United States
1969 CADILLAC I HAVE OWNED FOR 2 YEARS. IN THOSE 2 YEARES I HAVE REPLACED BOTH FRONT HUBS,ROTORS,CALIPERS AND BRAKES. SWAY BAR BOLTS ALSO. INSTALLED A NEW SENDING UNIT IN GAS TANK TO GET FUEL GAUGE TO WORK. HAD CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT AND CLOCKED REFURBISHED. HEAT WORKS AND AIR CONDITIONER COMPRESSOR SPINS BUT DOES NOT BLOW COLD AIR. NEEDS A CHARGE. TIRES ARE ALMOST NEW. FRONT END ALIGNMENT JUST DONE AND ANY COMPONENTS NEEDING IT WERE REPLACED. UNDERNEATH OF CAR LOOKS GOOD. NO RUST OR HOLES IN ANY FLOORBOARDS OR TRUNK. NO MECHANICAL ISSUES. ENGINE REBUILT AROUND 10,000 MILES AGO. NO LEAKS, STARTS RIGHT UP, NO SMOKE OR NOISE OF ANY KIND. OVER THE YEARS IT HAS HAD BODY WORK DONE IN DIFFERENT AREAS OF CAR, AND PAINT DOES NOT MATCH. CAR NEEDS A PAINT JOB. IT LOOKS GOOD FROM 10' AWAY. INTERIOR IS ORIGINAL TO CAR WITH NO HOLES IN SEATS. CONVERTIBLE TOP IS 4 YEARS OLD AND WORKS AS IT SHOULD GOING UP AND DOWN. IF MY RESERVE IS MEET, I HAVE NEW CARPETING, WITH CADILLAC EMBLEM FLOOR MATS, DOOR RUBBER, QUARTER WINDOW RUBBER, TRUNK RUBBER .AND OTHER NEW THINGS THAT I HAVE BOUGHT WILL GO WITH CAR. HAD CAR OUT FOR A DRIVE TODAY(12-5-13) DOING 90MPH DOWN I-94 AND IT RODE GREAT. MORE PICTURES UPON REQUEST.
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