1957 Cadillac Series 62 Coupe 2 Door Hard Top, Dual Quads, 56 58 59 60 Hot Rod on 2040-cars
Hemet, California, United States
1957 Cadillac Coupe. Interesting car and excellent example of 1950's style! I was going to restore it but, I don't have time for it.
Overall complete and straight. Devoid (missing) some side trim and emblems. Previous owner wanted the Rockabilly Hotrod style. He no longer has those pieces he removed. Not my cup of tea but, actually looks pretty cool. You can restore it or leave it the way it is. That's up to you. Car was originally blue, now in a black primer.
The engine seems to run good aside from some lifter noise, starts right up, idles well, plenty of power. I recently had the carburetor's both replaced with new Edlebrock's and new quality fuel pump. Recent plug wires and cap as well. Engine has been properly cleaned and painted Cadillac blue. The transmission goes into all gears, the brakes stop but, will need to be gone through for safety reasons before any regular driving. Tires are old and need to be replaced.
Windshield and gasket was recently replaced with new (not cheap), car had a previous electrical fire so I had the dash rewired and also had the dash board repainted and new dash pad installed. Looks nice! Nearly everything electrically works as it should (except radio and clock).
Some of the side glass has cracks however the glass is flat and easily replaceable. The power windows all work well. Even power seat works!
Interior is the original and basically all there however will need to be completely reupholstered.
This car can be used as it is with some TLC, or you could restore it? It is sold as is, where is with no warranty. It is over 50 years old, please keep that in mind. No your not going to fly in and drive it back to New York. Just send a tow truck or transporter and I can assist with loading it up. I have a clear Title on this car.
THIS CADILLAC IS PRICED TO SELL. DONT WAIT.
NO FIRST TIME OR NEGATIVE BIDDERS PLEASE! Contact me prior with you intentions if you fall into this category. Please be sure all your funds are readily available prior to bidding. Get permission from you father, wife, doctor or lawyer prior to bidding. Paypal deposit due within 24 hrs (250.00), balance in full within 5 business days in CASH, cashiers check (5 day hold), or can arrange wire transfer if needed. I do not ship but, can assist on this end meeting your transport company. Located in Hemet Ca 92544. Vehicle may be sold through other means hence I retain the right to end auction at anytime. I encourage you to send in offers/bid and not to play the waiting game Please feel free to send over questions. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RENEGOCIATE AFTER AUCTIONS END. Sold AS_IS, No Warranty. Thanks for looking
On Dec-05-13 at 20:06:24 PST, seller added the following information: Sorry for the lack of paragraphs in the description, I typed it all using paragraphs and spaces however it won't post in the listing. I tried several times to edit it etc, some eBay glitch?? Happy bidding |
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