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1969 Cadillac Deville Convertible, Restored on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:33000
Location:

McLean, Virginia, United States

McLean, Virginia, United States
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Restored 1969 Deville Convertible. Finished in classic and desired All Black with beautiful red leather interior and White power convertible top. This motorcar comes fitted with nearly every option, including very rare factory air conditioning. Highly detailed and a recent service make this motorcar ready to be shown or driven. Bid with confidence – you will not be disappointed in this truly wonderful motorcar!

N.A.D.A. Value ~ $34,900.00


These Cars are a collectors dream cars, they are still priced well and they Only appreciate, Over the years these cars have increased in value and will continue to do that.

 

I am not a dealer, I am a collector and I am selling a few of my cars, I AM NOT INTERESTED IN ANY TRADES These cars have been warehoused in a hanger with heat and ac and started on weekly basis. If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me at the following number 202-439-7786

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