1991 M&m Hearse Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
I have a 1991 Cadillac Brougham M&M Hearse for sale . It's one of maybe 3 hearses that were raced that i know of . 2 drag raced this was in a really, the 2011 fools roll (cannonball run). It has 103,000 mi . The car is a great eye catcher and with halloween coming up this would be the best prop ever for a haunted house or private party, and a possible way to make money. Its an amazing truck with a 8 by 4 foot bed with rollers . It gets 18 to 23 mpg i get about 20 avg with the ac on. I have an in dash tv and rear night vision camera , Alpine deck . R-12 ac, it just past smog . the downsides are the transmission leeky and will need attention soon ,it slips if you run it to hard or fast and let the fluid get too low.I've been driving it by taking it easy and adding a little fluid every day. The anti lock light comes on sometimes and the smog pump squeals.it has some rust and rips in the rear headliner some skuffing on the real floor.
This is the movie of it driving to prove it works .On youtube put (watch?v=s03XFTLi008) in a search. (Please note) Your free to inspect the car up to 24 hours before the end of auction . If you don't inspect ,or have someone inspect the car before you bid, you surrender any and all rights to a refund,in order to provide ebay with a record ,Arrangements to inspect the car will be made using the contact seller link on ebay, not by phone .If you have a good reason to return the car let me know, and i may refund all ,but a $200 charge for relisting. All shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer ,including charges if you return the car. Full payment by paypal due in 24hrs . Free storage for the first 60 days after that ,it will be $50 a week, paid in advance . If the weekly fees are not paid after 90 days of sale, or one month of unpaid storage ,what ever is shorter , the car will be resisted with no refund given. If issues arise ,the relevant part of the posting will be sent to ebay or paypal as a response as to dismiss a dispute. you have been notified . |
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