1981 Cadillac Eldorado 45k Original Miles on 2040-cars
Newburgh, Indiana, United States
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This Cadillac has been well cared for its whole life. I bought this car August 2013 from a gentleman who purchased it from the original family. It has spent most of its life in the Indianapolis area and garage kept. There is no rust on this vehicle once so ever. The interior is all original and in very nice condition, no rips or holes at all, never smoked in. The exterior is in good shape, it has had some areas repainted once upon a time, the front fenders, doors, and rear quarters. The vinyl top is in great shapes, could have been replaced at one time but it needs nothing. Tires are in great shape, hubcaps are too. The motor runs great, doesn't smoke and will start up with no issues. All vin tags remain in place, this car has never been in accident. All the chrome is very nice, needs nothing. I've replace the valve cover gaskets, alternator, radiator hose. Known problems: It needs a new driver side window regulator, needs a air/heater control module (air and heat both worked), cruise control is spotty (works sometimes) This is a very nice original cruiser car that will get a lot of compliments. I'm selling this car because I have a 1964 Studebaker that needs all of my attention and room. I can't ship, buyer must make arrangements. $1000.00 deposit due 48 hours after auction. Call 2705703259 and ask for Jon for any other questions. Thanks for looking.
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