1973 Cadillac Eldorado 2 Dr Convertible - California Car - Low Milage on 2040-cars
Hawthorne, California, United States
1973
CADILLAC ELDORADO 2 DR CONVERTIBLE
· CALIFORNIA CAR · Red Exterior with Red Leather Interior with PARADE BOOT!!
· Leather Interior is in perfect condition
· Largest Cadillac motor 500 CED V8
· 550 ft lbs of torque!
· Exceptional Condition Throughout COLLECTOR QUALITY – CALIFORNIA CAR ONLY 21,612 ACTUAL MILEAGE VIN#6L67SE9446978 A wonderful example of a pristine 1973 Cadillac Eldorado 2
door Convertable. This car has had
exquisite care since new. Looks like it
came out of a time capsule from the 70’s. A great investment piece for the
future. This car is remarkable in every
way. A True Survivor Car!! ONLY 21,612 ACTUAL MILES SINCE NEW!! DETAIL
OF CONDITION: ·
New Master
Cylinder – ·
New
Tires!!! ·
Air
Conditioning is ICE Cold!! ·
The
exterior body is perfectly straight ·
The Paint
is like NEW ·
The Chrome
Bumpers front and rear are beautiful as well ·
All
Stainless inside and out in amazing condition ·
The Original
top is like new (Sadly there is an approx. 6” tear on the driver’s side) See the photos - ·
The
original Leather interior is exceptional -
·
All
original upholstery carpets, headliner, dash, door panels, VERY NICE. ·
The
original trunk still looks like new as well ·
All
original carpet, cardboard sides, and factory Cadillac rubber mat. ·
The Engine
compartment is in show condition - A
little dusty but has not been touched – Very Clean ·
The Glass
throughout is very nice ·
Factory
Cadillac Hubcaps included ***THE
CAR STARTS RIGHT UP AND DRIVES GREAT. ALL OPTIONS WORK AS THEY SHOULD. THE CAR DRIVES AS GOOD AS IT
LOOKS.*** ***
AGAIN THIS IS A COLLECTOR QUALITY 73 ELDORADO WITH LOW MILES, AND BEAUTIFUL
COLOR COMBINATION. A RARE CHANCE FEATURES
AND OPTIONS: 500
CI V8 ENGINE UP
FOR AUCTION IS A PRISTINE 1973 CADILLAC ELDORADO. ONE OF THE NICEST I HAVE
SEEN. THIS WOULD BE A GREAT ADDITION TO ANY SERIOUS COLLECTOR OF FINE
CADILLACS. PICTURES
WERE TAKEN ON AUGUST 13, 2014 THE CAR IS STUNNING PLEASE
REVUE SELLERS TERMS AND CONDITIONS. PLEASE ONLY BID IF YOU ARE TRULY SERIOUS
AND PREPARED TO PURCHASE. THANKS FOR THAT THANKS FOR YOUR TIME AND HAVE A GREAT
WEEK!!! |
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