Cadillac: 1982 Sedan Deville 21,000 Original Miles. Pristine Condition! on 2040-cars
Butler, Ohio, United States
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Greetings,
You are bidding on a 1982 Cadillac Sedan DeVille with 21,700 original miles. This has been a one family owned car since it was bought new from the Cadillac Dealer here in North Central Ohio. This car was garage kept, never saw snow and seldom saw rain. The story goes that it was only driven to church and to special occasions that required the status of showing up in style, and this car certainly fits the bill. Everything works to the best of my knowledge, and the a/c still blows cold. The interior is spotless, with no stains, marks, rips, tears or wear showing in the seats, carpet or door panels. It looks new inside. The car came standard with power windows, power locks, power 60/40 seats with center armrests both front and back, power brakes, cruise control, tilt & telescoping steering wheel, am/fm cassette, automatic climate control, and headlights, adjustable mirrors, Delayed wipers, and many other options available at the time. The outside is in the same condition, with the chrome shining like new, and the paint needing nothing but a touch-up to take care of a scratch or two. The fender fillers are in need of replacement as all of these old cars do. But, I have obtained new ones, and painted them to match. They just need to be put on. You'll want to do something to the old girl, so I left these to the new owner. I will also provide extra matching paint for any mishaps in the future. The car runs well, given the fact that it wasn't driven much since 2005. The check engine light flutters on and off at a idle, but goes out quickly under power. I believe it will clear itself of this problem the more it is driven. The tires are the originals, but show good tread. It is nice to open a hood of a car this old and find it to be just as nice as the rest of the vehicle. Nothing under the hood shows of excessive wear and tear. It is mileage appropriate. The title is clean, it is NOT a salvage title, and the mileage stated on the title is State of Ohio correct. The title is marked with a mileage discrepancy only because when it was transferred from the parents to the daughter during the settling of the families estate, they guessed at the mileage instead of looking to make sure of what it actually was. They guessed higher than the original miles on the car, and the old title reflected that. I have a copy of the old title to accompany the new one for anyone wishing to verify it, and the new title reflects the actual mileage on the vehicle. In closing, this car is one that time has been good too. It was well maintained and kept looking good for the past thirty plus years. You can go to car shows and look at the ones that have been restored and look at the ones that are all original and show only few miles. It is hard to beat getting a piece of history that is as nice today as it was new from the factory. Even the floor mats are in great if not like new shape. I would love to keep this car myself, and hold on to it for another twenty years. It is hard telling what a Cadillac of this condition will be worth in its fifties. But, I do need to find this car the right new owner. One that appreciates a classic and gives it the respect it deserves. Please feel free to call with any questions, or concerns. I want you to be happy with you purchase. |
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