White 1973 Eldorado Cadillac Convertible W/ Red Interior on 2040-cars
Ash Flat, Arkansas, United States
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For sale is this 1973 Eldorado Cadillac Convertible that is pre-owned with a clear title. It has 44,106 original miles and has been stored in a warehouse in Little Rock, Arkansas for over 25 years. The car is white with a red pin stripe and red leather interior. Pin stripe was redone, as it was faded. This 1973 Eldorado runs strong and drives nice. The inside is clean and in good condition with the exception of a crack in the leather along the driver side window, which I have pictured. Also there is two metal parts that are on the front sides of the car that are not original to the car, and I have also pictured that. The top is original and in good condition. When the top is down it has the hard red boot with clips. When not in use and parked in the yard, it has a large Cadillac car cover. The motor has been gone through and runs strong and the car drives great. It has a 501 cubic inch motor, 8 cylinder, but is considered a 500 cubic inch. The gas tank has been flushed out and a new sending unit put in. It has a new fuel pump, new water pump, new intake valves, and push rods. New plugs and wires, and gasket sets for the manifold, head gaskets. New belts. There is new tires and the original floor mats, but one has tape on the back. Also has Cadillac hubcaps. The car also has new tires. Power seats, power windows, power locks. AM/FM radio, clock needs cleaning to work. Has Heat and A/C, but the A/C works, but needs charged. Gas tank is 27 1/2 gallons. There is also the original owners manual. Please feel free to contact me(Bob) and ask any questions. 870-994-4446. I will require a $500.00 non-refundable down payment at end of the auction and full payment due in three(3)days. Bidder is responsible for all shipping and shipping arrangements. I believe there was 566 of these Eldorado convertibles made in 1973. Thirty three were used a racing pace cars.
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