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1994 Cadillac Fleetwood Custom Limousine on 2040-cars

US $11,995.00
Year:1994 Mileage:55800 Color:
Location:

Tampa, Florida, United States

Tampa, Florida, United States

 

Up for auction is a beautiful 1994 Cadillac Presidential Series Limousine.  Designed by the same coach builder that built the three Presidential Limousines of the same year for the Secret Service during the Clinton era.   This vehicle comes complete with built in fender flag holders, two flag stands, two American Flags and fender uplights that light the flags at night.   This vehicle has just under 56,000 original miles and in show room condition.  This was built as government limousine.  It has no divider for ease of speaking with driver, folding middle seat that faces rear and a huge rear compartment.

In 1994 the Fleetwood was a new design for Cadillac and this model stayed the same until 1996.  This car is powered by the powerful LT-1 Corvette Engine that Cadillac borrowed from Chevrolet.  This rear wheel drive limousine is in like new condition and has been garage kept since new.   The roof is Black cloth and features Presidential Series emblems all in gold.   Infact all emblems are gold all over the vehicle and they are in perfectly new condition.   The paint is Cadillac Raven Black and is perfect with absolutely no damage of any kind, no dings, no dents, no scratches.   Mechanically everything about this vehicle is perfect.

Exterior - all black paint is perfect, clothe roof is in excellent condition.   All chrome is in very good to excellent condition.  Chrome Moldings are in great condition.   This model had all chrome rocker panels and they are in great condition as are all the plastic moldings and bumper guards.  Car has been garage kept, all gold emblems sparkle.  Factory Chrome rims are perfect and tires have about 85% left on them. 

Interior- Interior leather is all original and in nice condition.   No rips or tears.   The rear seating consists of a huge factory rear seat and a three person rear facing jump seat for a total of six people in rear compartment.  There are footrests, opera lights, hideaway cup holders, a bank of four switches and head rests on the rear seat as well as a second air conditioning system.  Headliner is perfect.

This vehicle rides like a dream and drives like brand new.   The steering turns with on finger.   Everything on this vehicle is like new.  Reserve is very reasonable considering the condition of this vehicle.   This is a real head turner.  Ask any questions you like by email.  Thanks

 

 

 

 

  

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