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1999 Cadillac Deville Concours Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars

US $4,495.00
Year:1999 Mileage:101500
Location:

Lynden, Washington, United States

Lynden, Washington, United States

Have here a 1999 Cadillac Deville Concours. Luxury through and through. I've taken the worry out of buying a 15 year old car for you. The engine has been swapped out with another correct 4.6 Northstar engine with 300 HP. Approx 100,000 miles on the second engine. Of course this engine has no oil leaks or head gasket leak like the previous engine did. A/C compressor replaced last year, new starter this year, tires have approx 15000 miles of wear, new headlights, sway bars have been replaced, spark plugs and tune-up recently done, engine struts have been replaced, new heater core, tie rod end, gaskets have been replaced, all hoses have been replaced, new battery, and more. Has a small rust spot on the trunk, the rest of the body is in great shape. Had the front bumper cover replaced and professionally painted. The color of the car is Shale which looks like a silver/gray. Tan interior neutral shale/oatmeal leather. Rain sensing windshield, zebrano wood trim, electronic compass mirror, electrochromic inside rear view mirror, fingertip steering wheel controls, sunroof with express open, memory package, curb assist rear view mirror, Bose sound system with radio data system and 12 CD changer in the trunk, power windows, power locks, power seats, heated leather seats, massaging lumbar, traction control, stabilitrak, ABS, speed-sensitive steering, variable road-sensing suspension, sport suspension, air bags in the front and side doors, built in garage door opener, pre-wired for on-star, automatic pull down trunk, theft deterrent system, chrome wheels, and the list goes on. Carfax reports that the car was in a minor fender bender in 1999 when the car was brand new. The car was built in Georgia and that is where the fender bender apparently took place. Buyer is responsible for picking up the vehicle. Buyer pays deposit of $500 and balance on picking up of vehicle. Car is located a few miles north of the Washington state border.

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