1994 Cadillac Eldorado Etc on 2040-cars
Cape Coral, Florida, United States
E-Mail Questions at: melina.vanwieren@mail-on.us .
Coach Builders Limited
A real Head Turner!!
Driving up to the golf course and to the Yacht club with the top down is always a conversation piece.
(holds 2 sets of clubs in the massive trunk)
Rare chance to own a classic car that has always been garaged and pampered.
Original paint is immaculate.
57,425 well maintained miles
Everything works as it should
Clean Carfax report, no accidents
Originally purchased in Syracuse, NY for $65,412.00… according to the previous owner, she was purchased new by a
N.Y. Mets baseball player in 1994, (same year that the Mets took the pennant).
She was brought to Florida a year later where she was sold at auction in 1996.She then spent 10 years with the
next owner in Palm Beach where she was always serviced at Cadillac of West Palm Beach.
Next owner was a Cadillac Collector who bought her at an estate sale. This car became the car he drove to car
shows that featured his collectible Cadillac’s that were brought in on a trailer.
4.6L V8 TPI DOHC 32V Motor with 300 hp. provides her with plenty of power. The Touring coupe not only had the extra
25 hp, it also came with the touring suspension feature and heated seats, stock.
Classic Vogue Tires and Rims!
I upgraded the stereo to a Pioneer system that really fit the existing spot well, and also provides Bluetooth hands
free calling and Siriusxm radio with remote control, CD, USB Port and Auxillary jack.
I also have the original bose stereo that will come with the sale.
She comes with a custom car cover that has seen very little use. This one likes to stay indoors.
Less than 300 Eldorado convertibles were built each year by Coach Builders limited and not all of those were the
upgraded Eldorado Touring Coupe.
Her classic style and ride will almost certainly appreciate in value. 1992-2002 Eldorado’s are becoming hard to
find. Especially to find one in this condition! She is a true survivor.
Please make an appointment to see her in person and take her for a drive before making an offer.
Located in Clearwater FL. and at the perfect time of the year to jump on a flight and spend a couple days at the
beach while adding a select vehicle to your own collection.
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