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1979 Cadillac Milan Roadster Convertible Coach Built Simi Valley Car One Of 508 on 2040-cars
US $12,900.00
Year:1979
Mileage:57112
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1979 Cadillac Milan Roadster One of 508 Coach built Simi Valley car Original Cadillac wire wheels Paint is less than one year old , done by a local professional body shop on a rust free west Las Vegas Nevada car Great chrome Original 350 V8 engine converted to a Edelbroch carburetor for reliability Recent stereo update to a Kenwood AM/FM/CD with I pod and Blue Tooth This car runs and drives fantastic Milan Side Emblems, Milan sill plate, Milan surround cover behind the rear seat. New front tires Original space saver spare tire There is a dash cap on the dash Low original miles This car is titled in my name as a 1979 Cadillac Milan Roadster Convertible with original miles I am selling this car AS-IS with no warranty expressed or applied This car is located in Franklin Kentucky 42134 The sale of this vehicle originates in Franklin Kentucky 42134 We Highly recommend having any vehicle inspected before bidding. We recommend e-bay's inspection service This is a used car and will have some flaws.I try to describe the vehicle to the best of out ability, but it is the buyers responsibility to use due diligence and inspect the condition of the vehicle before bidding For any questions or to schedule a test drive or inspection, Please call Jeff at (615) 829- Thanks, Jeff |
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