1956 Cadillac 60 Series Fleetwood on 2040-cars
Irvine, California, United States
For sale is a 1956 Cadillac 60 Series Fleetwood with just over 62,000 original miles. V8 engine has rebuilt less than 1,000 miles ago, radiator re-cored, new coolant hoses, flushed AC condenser, newer tires, new master cylinder, replacing each wheel cylinder right now as a precaution, new brake lines. Original radiator, engine, transmission and all the cool orignal stuff you want with it. I'm rating this as a condition 4 using Hemmings guidelines ... this isnt a show car but great running and driving original looking specimen. I have a full list of the owners and a letter talking about the history of the car from a previous owner; very cool story. 100% California car with original owners manual to boot! Comes with shop book and cover. Perfect conditioned leather dash with zero cracks. The only reason I'm selling is my wife and I had a baby shortly after getting the car and havent been able to enjoy it as much as we'd like. Its been garage kept since I owned it and barn kept before that. Check out the photos and ask me any questions. Brand new tags on her! The car will be in Long Beach this week on display at Ink N Iron. Reasonable offers will be taken under consideration. I could write a lot more but I know most people on here have their own questions.
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Cadillac sales chief Peffer resigns amidst slow sales
Fri, 20 Jun 2014Cadillac continues to hemorrhage executives, as it's just seen its fourth high-level departure in the past year. Vice President of Global Strategic Development Don Butler (who defected to Ford) and European President and Managing Director Susan Docherty both left the company of their own volition, while Chase Hawkins, Cadillac's vice president of sales and service, was fired following a "violation of policy" in July of 2013. Strangely, it's Hawkins' replacement, Bill Peffer (shown above), who has handed in his papers this time around.
"Bill left to pursue other interests. Kurt McNeil replaces him, effective immediately," spokesman David Caldwell told Autoblog via email.
McNeil last held the VP of sales and service position back in 2012. He's currently the vice president of US sales for all of General Motors. According to The Detroit News, McNeil will take on the post in what is likely an interim capacity.
Cadillac welcomes back Entourage favorite Ari Gold
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