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1969 Cadillac Deville Convertible. This is a running, driving, Cadillac Convertible. It starts easily, the engine sounds good, and it shifts and stops properly. The power steering and power brakes work well. I have a clear title in my name. This car is an excellent candidate for a restoration project. You could drive it while you go through the restoration process. Please look closely at all of the photos. There are some trim pieces in the trunk and one of the fender skirts. There are fender skirts for sale on Ebay for around $100. The reserve price on my Cadillac Convertible is well below its value. I will gladly help the new owner in shipping the Cadillac anywhere in the world. The shipping expense is the new owner's responsibility.

I want the new owner to know exactly what they are getting. With this in mind, I will explain in detail the problem areas of the car. 1. The convertible top is tattered and needs to be replaced. The top bows are in good condition, and the top bows align properly with the front windshield. 2. There is old body work that was not done very well. Metal was welded in, but not properly finished. The white color hides the problems, but on close inspection you can see that additional finishing is needed. Again, please look closely at the photos. The floors are dry and not rusted through. The body is straight and the doors align and close properly. The hood hinge on the passenger's side needs adjustment. 3. The tires are not good, and it is missing the spare tire. 4. The top motor is missing. The top can be put up and down by hand, but the motor needs to purchased. The top needs to be replaced and the glass rear window is missing. 5. One hubcap is missing. 6. The power windows work, but the passenger's side door window is slow, and the driver's side rear window will not come all the way up. 7. The trunk lock does not work properly, and repair parts for the trunk come with the car. 8. The dash pad has some cracks.

If you have any questions about the car please don't hesitate to give me a call. My phone number is (801) 745-5835 or use the Ebay message system. If you have less than 5 positive feedback in your Ebay feedback score, please email or call me before bidding. I want this to be a good straightforward auction. A $500.00 deposit is required within 24 hours of the auction closing unless other arrangements are made.

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