Clean on 2040-cars
Lyman, South Carolina, United States
1979 Cadillac Miller Meteor Hearse With a massive 425 V8, AT, and only 98664 miles. This is a nice Hearse it runs, rides, and drives great. The interior is in great shape, and everything works great it also has air that has been converted to R 134 but is low in freon it has a leak somewhere but should be easy to find. The heat works great. The body is in great shape with no dents and very very very little rust, just a few small spots on the back loader door where the paint is starting to bubble up, and the paint looks good with a few spots where the paint has some chips but all in all still looks good, it even still has a nice shine. The front windshield has a crack were an object hit it on the road and it leaked from the top. It has been removed and resealed. The gas gauge is off. If it is sitting on half a tank it needs to be filled up. The Miller Meteor in 79 didn't have a vinyl top it had a type of early bed liner and it is also still very nice. It won't last long Hearse are getting harder and harder to find and with Christmas coming soon they are going fast.
The curtains have been removed.
Overall the hearse is in good condition. Selling "as is".
Prefer cash but would be willing to trade for a hearse from 1980's and 1990's. Fleetwood would be preferable.
Asking $3000.
Call or email me here.
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