Back in the 1980's I owned one of these cars and loved it. It offered all the luxury and style of a Cadillac without all the bulk. A little over two years ago, I stumbled on this car on ebay and it brought back a lot of memories and I bought it just for fun from a West Coast private seller. Last year I moved into a condo with limited parking and because I also own 2 other cars, I have to shed at least one. Everything works on this car: AC, seats, windows, mirrors, radio (incl antenna), cruise, lights, digital dash, everything. The previous owner replaced all the usual interior problems including new carpeting, floor pads, dash, headliner, all upholstery. There are no cracks in the door panels. Cosmetically, the interior is like new. There are some very minor, very few, very small flaws in the paint. The glass is flawless. The engine starts quickly and runs perfectly. There are no leaks. The transmition shifts perfectly. The brakes are strong. The tires have 75% of their tread left. There is NO rust as it was always on the west coast untill I bought it and I have not driven it in winter.The previous owner installed an elaborate $2000. sound system, hence the monster in the trunk (see photo). The monster is easily removed and the music system still works. If a successful bidder needs help with shipping, there is a shipping company near me which I have used in the past and can recomend and I will be willing to deliver the car to them. If buyer chooses to use their shipping company, it is at their risk. |
Cadillac Eldorado for Sale
No reserve original 63k miles excellent condition heated seats mint etc 00 01 02
Rare 1980 cadillac eldorado biarritz coupe 2-door 6.0l
1957 cadillac eldorado biarritz convertible(US $145,000.00)
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1980 cadillac eldorado 350 v8 - astro roof - no reserve - cold ac
Vehicle has been kept in a garage and is ready for its new owner.
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