1972 Cadillac Eldorado Coupe 500 Cubic Inch 8.2l on 2040-cars
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States
1972 Eldorado. 8.2 liter 500 Cu. In 375 HP.
This car has bee properly maintained, with the following replaced in the last two years: new vacuum hoses, rebuilt brake calipers, new brake pads, rebuilt brake master cylinder, new axle shafts, new brake hoses front and back, new rear brake shoes, cylinders, drums, rear wheel bearings and seals, replaced all of the exhaust after the Y pipe, new aluminum radiator, new water pump, hoses, belts, heater core, heater valve, heater control module, cruise control transducer, battery, Monroe shocks, rebuilt Quadrajet carb, new fuel pump, tuned up, new ignition coil, rebuilt alternator. The car was repainted years ago; the original color was Firemist Gold, but it was redone in a lighter gold color. The original keys, including gold-plated key with the Cadillac crest surrounded by laurels are included. This car is heavily-optioned, runs and drives excellently. The interior is in beautiful condition and the only issue with the body is some damage (visible in the last picture) to the right rear quarter panel from a tire blowout on the freeway. All 5 tires; the 4 on the ground and the spare, were all replaced immediately afterwards. The engine does leak coolant due to a rusted freeze plug that needs to be replaced. Odometer shows 90,448 miles. The only barrier to driving this car cross-country is the cost of gasoline. The only reason I'm selling it is because I'm moving to Texas and its too expensive to take the car with. I'm willing to work with international shippers, provided all the details are taken care of by the buyer and that payment is made in full prior to the car being picked up. Here's a video walk-around of the car with a brief demonstration of the acceleration: youtube.com/watch?v=gvoZkfzN_CQ |
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