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2002 Cadillac Deville Base Sedan 4-door 4.6l - Needs Engine on 2040-cars

Year:2002 Mileage:50000 Color: IS A BRIGHT SILVER PAINT HAS A GREAT SHINE
Location:

Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States

Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States
Advertising:

2002 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE

FLORIDA CAR 50,000 ACTUAL MILES

NEEDS NEW ENGINE

NO RESERVE THIS CAR WILL SELL

We purchased this car in Florida, drove it all week long and it ran great. We were driving it back to Michigan and only got as far as Kentucky and the engine blew a gasket. A used engine runs approx $600-700. The labor is expensive and we can't do the work ourselves. So decided to sell as is. 


The information below is from the original ad:


CAR ALWAYS SERVICED BY DEALER 

TRANSMISSION AUTOMATIC SHIFTED PERFECT

EXTERIOR IS A BRIGHT SILVER PAINT HAS A GREAT SHINE. NO MAJOR DENTS OR DINGS BUT DOES HAVE SOME ISSUES

PREVIOUS OWNER WAS AN OLDER GENTLEMAN HE OBVIOUSLY BUMPED INTO A FEW THINGS HAD SOME BODY WORK DONE ON FRONT FENDERS AND INSTEAD OF HAVING IT PROFESSIONALLY PAINTED DECIDED TO SPRAY IT IN W/ A SPRAY CAN

ALSO SOME TOUCH UP ON RIGHT REAR QUARTER AND BUMPER COVERS. REST OF PAINT AND BODY OK


CAR HAS A 1/2 VINAL TOP AND IS IN GREAT COND. NO RIPS OR TEARS

INTERIOR IS A TAN LEATHER SEATS ALL IN BEAUTIFUL COND. NO RIPS OR TEARS REAR SEAT LOOKS NEVER USED. DRIVERS SEAT IN GOOD COND SOME NORMAL WEAR.

DASH, DOOR PANELS AND CARPETS ALL IN GREAT COND. CARPETS HAVE A FEW STAINS (SHOULD SHAMPOO UP)

THIS CAR HAS FULL POWER AND EVERYTHING WORKS AS IT SHOULD

PW-PL-PS-CC-ICE COLD A/C-STEREO SOUNDS GREAT - EVERYTHING WORKS

THIS CAR HAS FACTORY CHROME CADDY RIMS W/ VOUGUE TIRES THAT ARE IN GOOD COND 60% LIFE LEFT

EMBLEM MISSING ON FRONT RIMS

THIS IS AN ALL ORIGINAL CADDY W/ 50,000 REAL MILES. IT HAS SOME MINOR BODY AND PAINT WORK THAT NEEDS TO BE RE-DONE. AFTER THAT THIS CAR IS WORTH $6500.00 IF NOT MORE .


GOOD LUCK BIDDING

50,000 ACTUAL MILES NO RESERVE

10% DUE AT END OF SALE

BALANCE DUE WITH/IN 7 DAYS

ALL DEPOSITS NON-REFUNDABLE


PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS

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