2004 Cadillac Cts V Sedan 4-door 5.7l 83k Miles Runs & Drives Fine Salvage Title on 2040-cars
Lebanon, Maine, United States
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This auction is for a very nice 2004 Cadillac CTS-V that we picked up at a Salvage auction. This one was totaled because of the damage to the plastic rocker panels! We have put the car on the lift and have found no other damage to the undercarriage. We also did the brakes & rotors all around as they were rusty from sitting. A front end alignment was done also to check for damage. The paint on the front bumper cover is peeling also. The good news is the car runs & drives fine and could be driven home to any of the lower 48 States as it is, so fly or bus in and drive home in powerful style! The engine is an all aluminum 5.7 LS6 400HP engine with a Tremec 6 speed standard transmission and a 3.73 Getrag rear end. It is loaded with all of the nicer options to boot (Please take a look at the photos!) This would be a great way to get into a High End Sports car for small money and drive the vehicle while fixing all of the small stuff that might crop up. Our stock # 141097 KZ Please contact us if you would like to Fly / Bus in and you can drive this rocket home! We will also work with you if you get a third party shipper also. WE ARE A SALVAGE DEALERSHIP AND RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THIS LISTING AT ANY TIME. ANY VEHICLE CAN BE SOLD OUT OF THE AUCTION, DUE TO LOCAL BUYERS. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THE VEHICLE, PLEASE DO NOT WAIT TO BUY. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at Just Chevy Trucks (207)457-5500. We are a Chevy truck Dismantler for Chevy / GMC Trucks & SUV's. You can call us Monday through Friday 8AM to 5PM (EST) and Saturday 8AM to Noon (EST).
A SMALL NOTE ON SALVAGE VEHICLES We specifically deal with light damaged or theft recovered salvage rebuildable vehicles. This vehicle was picked up from an insurance auction for resale. We directly purchase from insurance auctions and no middle man involved. Insurance companies usually salvage vehicles due to collision, theft, flood..etc. but this doesn't mean that they are beyond repair. In most cases its not the actual damage to the car that causes a vehicle to be salvaged but the circumstances under which they are declared salvage. For example, theft recovered vehicles are always salvaged since they are usually recovered after the owner is paid off by the insurance company. Or the owner might not want the vehicle after going through an accident even if the damages are light and easily repairable such as our cars. Whatever the case is these cars can easily be returned to the streets and that is why they're sold through auctions as repairable vehicles. We have the salvage certificate of title (no-liens) in our possession and it will be re-assigned to the new owner to follow up with their state salvage process. Every state has its own salvage process and its usually filling out some forms and taking the car to an inspection after repairs (if any repairs are needed). Please check with your local motor vehicle center for the exact procedures and rules/regulations.
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