1993 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham Sedan 4-door 5.7l Low Miles on 2040-cars
Effingham, South Carolina, United States
Up for sale
is my father’s 1993 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham with the highly sought after
5.7 v8 with unheard of low miles of only 48,686. She has been garage kept since he
purchased her. She was a one owner vehicle that was traded in at a new car Toyota
dealer whom we purchased her from. She always had her oil changed every 3,000
miles or every 6 months with Castrol edge full synthetic. She has been a Sunday
car for my father and my mother whom enjoyed taking it for a nice drive and
going to local car shows with my wife and me. She is equipped with dual power
heated burgundy leather seats that are in great condition and the interior
shows almost no signs of wear. He used zymol leather conditioner on her every
time he cleaned her to keep the seats nice and soft from cracking. We just put
on brand new tires on last summer that have seen maybe 800 miles. The ac blows
ice cold and was serviced last summer as well and the heat blows nice and hot.
This Fleetwood has been well kept and well respected and it shows all around. I
can be reached by phone or text at 843-617-8077 my name is Joseph. The vehicle
is located in Florence South Carolina and is currently for sale locally as
well. I own a small car dealership but this Cadillac has been my parent’s weekend
getaway fun for the last two summers. I
do not know that there is a nicer one left out there with miles like this.
The only
thing worth mentioning is that there are a few chips here and there in the
paint as is expected with a vehicle of its age. There is some extremely minor pitting in the
rear chrome bumper. And the padded vinyl roof has a few spots of wear. I have
taken pictures of all of this please look closely. There is a small crack in
the dash that is covered by a dash mat. |
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