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1987 Cadillac Coupe Deville on 2040-cars

US $1,600.00
Year:1987 Mileage:105000
Location:

Center Ossipee, New Hampshire, United States

Center Ossipee, New Hampshire, United States
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1987 Caddy Coupe deVille.
2 owner, no accidents clean carfax, almost like new, White Exterior, Beautiful Red Cloth interior, small V-8, capable of getting 26 MPG, Automatic, drives like a brand new car, comfortable and smooth, good tires with plenty tread on them, Condition is FANTASTIC, ITS A MUST SEE!! Keep as a collector car for the last 8 years. Stored winters. Currently has 105K gentle miles..Has a few minor flaws. Currently has Antique plates on it.
The original owner bought it in Dec. of 1986. He drove in till 2006 (when he turned 100 years old) then he gave the car to me. I want to see car go to someone who would continue to give it the gentle care it has always received.
 Would be an inexpensive way to enter the collector car hobby and attend all cruise nights and car shows as a participant.
 Very Good car. Would have no qualms driving it across country. Comes with top of the line car cover.
$1600 OBRO  It's a great value!


 

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