1988 Cadillac Allante Base Convertible 2-door 4.1l on 2040-cars
Salem, Virginia, United States
This is a very nice allante 1 owner car he bought new in 88 and has been garage kept since 88 interior is nice with just a little wear on driver seat leather is nice dash is nice the sunvisor wont stay up but that is expected
paint is in great shape with the exception of a place on the deck lid (see pics) the car runs great i drove it around the block and i didnt find any issues only problems i am aware of is the gas gauge doesnt work the windows go up slow and the a/c could use a recharge i let it run in 90 degree heat and it stayed cool engine is clean tires are over half tread it has lived it's hole life topless in the garage never seen rain when we got it it was the first time the hardtop was put on and today was the first time the soft top has been up it is in new condition comes with all manuals including a cadilac service manual it has a sony disc changer in the trunk i even have a handcrafted pewter model the guy bought when he bought the car has factory installed cell phone the sticker price on this car in 1988 was 57000 so this was a gem back in its day and still is any questions ask the sale will be final if you want to look at the car i will be happy to show it to you and it is as is where is local pickup only i would possibly take it to a local shipping company for a fair price |
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