Cadillac: Eldorado Biarritz on 2040-cars
Berry Creek, California, United States
The Cadillac & LaSalle Club of America identified this 1964 El Dorado as model number 1214 of the limited 1,870 manufactured and the 290th known survivor. A true find for project vehicle enthusiast and classic car lovers. The car has been mechanically restored and the exterior body, paint and chrome are in good condition. The interior is in-tack with all parts but needs re-upholstering and new canvas. The convertible top works. The 429 cubic inch 340HP motor rebuilt by Meyer's Racing in Leytonville, CA has less than 1000 miles. The transmission, brakes, shocks, wheels, tires, hub cabs, battery, starter and several other items are new. All of the glass is good except for one small chip on driver's side. There are still other systems needing restoration including, electrical, air conditioning, cruise control and a few other issues. We are pricing the car to sell as a project vehicle in progress and will consider any reasonable offers. Only serious buyers please. Thank you for your consideration.
If you are interested and have any questions fill free to contact me : in1townsendswearer@ukwriters.net
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