1976 Cadillac Seville Base Sedan 4-door 5.7l - Runs Great - Needs Tow on 2040-cars
New Canaan, Connecticut, United States
You are bidding on one: 1976 Cadillac Seville. - needs tow.
This is a one-family car, garaged in North Carolina for 30 years. My grandmother's car, refurbished for my daughter, registered and insured until recently, clean title, this has been well-kept and a daily driver since 2011. (I cancelled the insurance and returned the plates in April) I started it up a few times during the winter, always on the first turn. Super car with lots recently fixed; fuel pump, battery, tires, brakes and $4k in work since 2010. Last week I made a deal to sell it for $3500 and got in, started it right up... it chugged a little so I added gas and drove around the neighborhood. All is well. It seemed there was no fuel so I added more and got ready to drive over... but it stopped. I cranked the started until it might have seized until I saw the holes.. rusted gas tank.. seized starter.. I don't want to deal with it. I have an offer for $750 if I tow it 4 miles so this is a chance to get it before I hire a flatbed. Feel free to ask any questions you might have. Body is excellent. 83K original miles. Blue cloth interior, no damage. 8-track with cassettes Here are the issues I know rust where back window meets side panel, trim strip see photos A/C not working, never cared. Driver door interior panel is loose. Driver seat power adjuster is disconnected... but works. Stereo is 100% working but not connected due to aftermarket bluetooth unit override. Easily reconnected for stock. Hole in gas tank Battery drained but should still be good - warranty by NAPA Some things that weren't needed 'emissions' have been disconnected, but I don't know engines. ..and a few other things. Runs and starts fast. Fun car to drive. I was with my father when he bought this one for his mother and it's been handed down in clean condition. |
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