71 Eldorado Convertible Used In Many Films And Movies !!! on 2040-cars
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
As stated this is not just any 71 Eldorado. This was actually used in the filming of Fear and loathing in Las Vegas, Rat Race, Love and Support, Dragnet, Triple X, Martial Law, 24 (series), and Cut to the Chase!
I have the original title from the studio and the paperwork to prove its authenticity. The car has wear and tear. The interior was redone last summer. Put in a new deck but still have the original fm radio which I'll throw in with the car. The windshield was cracked in the process of redoing the interior but these can be found at junk yards for around $50. RUNS and DRIVES just fine. I get looks from every-time I pull this car out, that's without people even knowing the history of the car. The car has a clean title, buyer will be responsible for shipping. |
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