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1981 Cadillac Seville Sedan 4-door 6.0l on 2040-cars
Year:1981
Mileage:46526
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This car should be driven to really appreciate. Handling quality is superb. The 6.0 Liter, 368cid cast iron, not aluminum 4-6-8 digital fuel injection system engine has plenty of power. Upon takeoff, engine runs on 8 cylinders, as speed increases, engine operates on 6 cylinders, as speed further increases, the engine ultimately operates on 4 cylinders resulting in excellent gas mileage. All driveline components are original, engine, transmission and rear end. New headliner and upholstered driver's seat completes interior while exterior paint is original. New steel timing gears and chain installed in engine. New tires and 2 year old battery. The body is very straight and the paint still shines nicely. A rebuilt title was issued on 12-04-2000 due to a rear end collision but the car looks and drives like new. This is a highly optioned car with the best that Cadillac had in 1981. Good battery and tires. This is one year only body and engine making it highly collectible so bid to win!
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