1982 Cadillac Seville Base Sedan 4-door 4.1l on 2040-cars
San Marino, California, United States
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This is a great looking and
driving 1982 Cadillac Seville. The engine, transmission, radiator, front
axles, exhaust system (and much more) were all replaced about six years ago and
the car has only been driven about 11,000 miles since (it has about 109,000
total miles since new). It was also painted about six years ago and while the
paint has its flaws due to being six years old, it is still very shiny and
looks good. When the car was being painted, I found a “lot” of 1984 Seville
trim parts (grill, headlamp trim, tail lamps etc.) that were all brand new and
still in the boxes, so I bought them, thus, the car is trimmed out like an 84’
Seville. In the past two weeks, the
brakes have been gone through (new pads, master cylinder, proportioning valve and
rear calipers), a new A/C compressor was installed and it just past the CA
emissions test. The car has dealer installed wire wheels, Vogue Tires, digital
dash, touring suspension, level ride suspension (that works) and electric /
power everything. The button-tuck style leather seats are showing their age and
there are some seams that have split. While the car is not perfect, it is a
very nice car and it is great to drive. I hate to sell it, but we just don't
use it. I invite you to email me
with any questions.
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