1981 Cadillac Coupe Deville - 500 Engine From 74' Eldo - Low 64k Miles on 2040-cars
North Hills, California, United States
Up for auction is my 1981 Cadillac Coupe DeVille. This car WAS a 6.0 V-8/6/4, but that motor is long gone. The current engine 500 cubic inch Cadillac engine from a 1974 Eldorado with approx 45K. Car and transmission have 64,289 original miles. Many upgrade parts in 2004/05; new full exhaust system with new cat and duel tips, Brake pad, rotors & shoes. It has HUGE front and rear anti-sway bars, 1 1/4" in front and 1 1/2" in the rear these are custom made by Matt Adams (Herb Adams son). Rebuilt Carb, new headliner. This was a project car that was SUPPOSED to be smog except by now but thanks to California's stupid laws that has yet to happen. Subsequently the Caddy has been rarely driven since 2005. The DMV is paid thru 7/20/2011, The body is pretty decent, mostly rust free as it been in southern California its whole life. Interior is nice, leather seat in front have some sun damaged but no cracks, rear leather is perfect, carpet is good all around. Email Matt91304@gmail.com with questions. NEEDS: paint and master cylinder and Trans OK but will need rebuilt, all three are orig. Needs driver window track repair (Glass is OK) drivers door panel currently off but in excellent condition just like the passenger side. Car is located in Northridge, CA 91343 and MUST BE PICKED UP on or before April 29th. Car does run and drive, but tags are out of date and fluids should be changed therefore it needs to be trailered from my location.
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