1972 Cadillac Fleetwood 60 Special Brougham 7.7l, Garage Find, No Reserve on 2040-cars
Oakland, California, United States
Another GEM from this large Cadillac collection. Selling this 1972 Cadillac Fleetwood, 60 Special Brougham. It is finished in blue with a black vinyl top. The Cadillac has been stored in the garage and has not seen daylight in over 20 plus years. The interior is in good condition. The front driver's side bottom cushion does have some wear in the fabric(see video and photos). The rear seats look like they have never been sat in. The foot rest are still attached. The seatbelts clean and intact. It fires right up and drives good. I personally would change all the fluids and bleed the brakes as they are a bit spongy. Most likely from sitting all these years. The chrome is good and the tires have good tread. The dash is not cracked, the original radio is still in the dash. The trunk is clean and the factory jack instructions are still attached. The spare tire cover is still present too. Cadillac's were the vehicle of choice of the rich and famous. This 1972 was purchased new in Northern California in 1973 and remained here it's entire life, cozy in it's custom fit garage. This Fleetwood was the garage mate of the 1972 Limo that I recently sold on ebay. Many more miles are to be driven in this Fleetwood so bid it to win it. Selling for NO RESERVE. Final bid gets to take her home.
With all my auctions, a few requirements. First, NO PAYPAL. Second, any and all bidders with less than 10 feedback, and/or negative feedback need to contact me prior to bidding with their full name and contact number or their bid will be cancelled and their user id blocked from additional bidding. Third, you are bidding to own, not look and make excuses. Any and all inspections welcome during the auction period, not after. Once the auction is completed, you are the new owner.
Also, selling in AS-IS, Where-Is condition with NO WARRANTIES, expressed or implied. Seller has represented vehicle to the best of his knowledge and makes no representations as to the condition of vehicle that are not known to him. Vehicle is also advertised locally and seller reserves right to end the auction early and cancel all bids if sold outside of ebay. Any and all interested buyers can email for a buy it now price if they cannot wait until the end of the auction. So, with a great big, Caddy for your Daddy" yell, let the auction begin.
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