Classic 65 Seville - Convertible - Leadsled - New Paint - Bagged - Not A Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
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1965 Cadillac DeVille 2 Door Convertible Clean Clear AZ Title This Sweet Cadi is owned by a friend of mine that does not have an EBay account. Feel free to call him to ask questions. Daryl 623-465-7628
New GM Burnt Orange Base-coat/Clear-coat Paint New White Convertible Top New White Front and Rear Seats New Door Panels New Black Carpet
Rebuilt 429ci Cadillac Motor - 5000 Miles Rebuilt Turbo-Hydromatic 400 Transmission - 5000 Miles Runs & Shifts Smooth
New Airbags, Compressor, Switches, Valves, Tank
New Battery New Polished Edlebrock Carb. New Starter New Upper Control Arm Bushings New A/C Compressor New Exhaust New Hoses New Tune-up New Brakes New "Coker" White Wall Tires Lots of Re-plated Chrome All Good Original Glass Original 1965 Owners Manual
Notes of Interest: Heater Core leaks and is currently bypassed. Power Top doesn't work (still works manually) currently working on finding the issue and will fix if possible. This Sweet Cadi is owned by a friend of mine that does not have an EBay account. Feel free to call him to ask questions. Daryl 623-465-7628 LOTS OF PICS BELOW... ENJOY! (PICS TAKEN 1-22-14) This Sweet Cadi is owned by a friend of mine that does not have an EBay account. Feel free to call him to ask questions. Daryl 623-465-7628 On Jan-24-14 at 16:17:48 PST, seller added the following information: CORRECTION: MODEL IS A DEVILLE...NOT A SEVILLE! CORRECTION: MODEL IS A DEVILLE...NOT A SEVILLE! CORRECTION: MODEL IS A DEVILLE...NOT A SEVILLE! |
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