1983 Cadillac Seville Original Miles No Reserve on 2040-cars
Effingham, South Carolina, United States
Up for grabs is a 1983 Cadillac Seville that carfax and auto
check show to be 39,512 actual miles. She has an automatic transmission that
shifts nice and strong I have taken her for a few rides and never felt anything
irregular. The engine runs very strong as well and starts right up every time.
The body is in nice shape overall with minor scratches here and there and one
spot of pitting on the door. There is some rust on the bottom seems of the
doors and on the edge of the hood. This Cadillac was repainted at some point
but done professionally and the paint is in good condition. The interior is in
very nice condition with only minimal signs of wear on the leather. The air
blows ice cold and blows nice and strong. The tires all have a lot of tread and
look to be almost new. I own a small car dealership in Florence South Carolina and
purchased this off a older local gentleman who had no need for it anymore. Any questions
feel free to call or text me at 843-617-8077. This is a very nice old Cadillac and
with a little bit of work would make a great car as you really don’t see to
many of these Seville’s out there anymore. |
Cadillac Seville for Sale
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