One Of Only 314 1998 Cadillac Fleetwoods Ever Built. on 2040-cars
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Very rare only 314 1998 Cadillac Fleetwood Limiteds were made. Cadillac had Superior coaches out of Ohio build a limited run of these in 1998 and 1999. These are built on a commercial frame using 6 lug chrome wheels. Vehicle weight is over 5,800 pounds. Basically Superior Limos took a 1998 Deville and stretched in 6". This added more leg room for rear seat passengers. It is a excellent riding car. Engine runs smooth and has less than 95,000 miles. Transmission shifts as it should. Air and heat work. Cosmetically the body is straight with a small dent just behind the front left wheel done by precious owner. Clear coat on paint is peeling all over the trunk. Vinyl top is coming apart. Needs paint and vinyl top. Interior is like new. No tears or blemishes on upholstery. Headliner lose above mirror. It is black on black on black. Absolutely beautiful car before clear coat started peeling. Price considers these flaws. When and if you can find one in top condition they will bring 6 to 7K. Check engine light stays on in cold months off during hot months. Not sure what that's about. Can drive where ever you wish. It is very reliable. Tires have about 10,000 miles on them and have full road hazard warranty with Discount Tires. Alternator and battery new in last 6 months. AC and heat work. Duct system to vents doesn't. Have to slip glove box out and manually mover duct. Car need a lot of TLC which is why priced so low. The 1998 and 1999 Fleetwood Limits are the only Fleetwoods that are front wheel drive. You can't look these cars up on Kelly Bluebook or NADA because of the rarity of them and they where not built by Cadillac. All power windows and seats work.
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