1968 Cadillac Deville Base Hardtop 2-door 7.7l on 2040-cars
College Park, Maryland, United States
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1968 Cadillac Deville, 2 door hardtop, 7.7 L 472 cu. in. engine, automatic transmission, power steering, 4 wheel drum brakes, a/c, power windows-all windows work and don't leak, runs great, can be driven home but not sure if it would be smart to drive more than 100 miles as it hasn't been driven long distances for a while, has following issues Needs heater core, heater core leaks but has been bypassed for the time being. Blower motor control-blower motor works sometimes-probably loose wire at the control on the dash Temperature gauge not working-will try to have this issue fixed before selling car-but car isn't overheating. Needs neutral safety switch-switch broke so it has been bypassed so we can start the car up. Has some rust, mainly bubbly surface rust in about 8-10 places about 6 inches or so, but 2 main places near where the vinyl top meets the C pillar near the rear windows and in the lower right fender just behind the wheel, we have an extra right fender that has no rust that will go with the car and just needs to be put on. Needs vinyl top-vinyl top is pretty much done. Radio and clock not working-both probably need to be re-furbished. Interior is good except for seats, seats need to be re-upholstered. I can include a new heater core and blower motor in with the car. I haven't been able to find the part for the neutral safety switch but I'm sure they are out there and probably not that much. Missing hubcaps in the pictures are in the trunk so it has all the hubcaps. Other than that great car, mainly cosmetic fixes with the body and vinyl top or could be made into a convertible. Thanks, Barney On Nov-09-13 at 18:34:51 PST, seller added the following information: 1968 Cadillac Deville, 2 door hardtop, 7.7 L 472 cu. in. engine, automatic transmission, power steering, 4 wheel drum brakes, a/c, power windows-all windows work and don't leak, runs great, can be driven home but not sure if it would be smart to drive more than 100 miles as it hasn't been driven long distances for a while, has following issues Needs heater core, heater core leaks but has been bypassed for the time being. Blower motor control-blower motor works sometimes-probably loose wire at the control on the dash Temperature gauge not working-will try to have this issue fixed before selling car-but car isn't overheating. Needs neutral safety switch-switch broke so it has been bypassed so we can start the car up. Has some rust, mainly bubbly surface rust in about 8-10 places about 6 inches or so, but 2 main places near where the vinyl top meets the C pillar near the rear windows and in the lower right fender just behind the wheel, we have an extra right fender that has no rust that will go with the car and just needs to be put on. Needs vinyl top-vinyl top is pretty much done. Radio and clock not working-both probably need to be re-furbished. Interior is good except for seats, seats need to be re-upholtered. I haven't been able to find the part for the neutral safety switch but I'm sure they are out there and probably not that much. Missing hubcaps in the pictures are in the trunk so it has all the hubcaps. Other than that great car, mainly cosmetic fixes with the body and vinyl top or could be made into a convertible. Thanks, Barney On Nov-09-13 at 18:38:09 PST, seller added the following information: No new heater core or blower motor will be included with the car. |
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