2000 Cadillac Eldorado Etc Convertible,37,800 Milesgold Packge,vogue Tires/wheel on 2040-cars
Omaha, Nebraska, United States
Garage kept. Florida solid body car, only occasionally driven, but car drives beautifully, like a dream! This is truly one of the nicest, low mile, ELDO Convertibles available. Coachbuilders was the premier company out of Florida doing these conversions. Upgraded preferred "HARD BOOT" conversion so the top electrically folds down below the hard boot into the trunk leaving clean body lines. The top is in excellent condition with no tears. This vehicle even has it's side boot covers for the convertible top frame. Most of these vehicles no longer have those. This car retailed at $50,000 when new and the conversion cost another $20,000! It even has gold exhaust tips added! I researched the vehicle history when I purchased the vehicle, and according to the previous owners I surveyed, only known damage to this vehicle was in 2001. This involved a minor cosmetic damage only accident of approximately $1,500. Vehicle was professionally repaired with no imperfections visible. Car is not perfect, as any 14 year old vehicle will have some minor flaws, but this vehicle is better than most due to it being pampered and garaged, and due to the low miles. You would be hard pressed to find a better example of Cadillac luxury in a sport vehicle of 14 years, and under 40,000 miles. Vehicle is sold "as is where is" and I would welcome and assist in a buyer's inspection. Shipping is up to the buyer at buyer's cost, but I will be happy to cooperate in shipping arrangement. I reserve the right to end this auction early, as car is also for sale locally. Happy Bidding! |
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