1960 Cadillac Convertible, Rust Free Western Car on 2040-cars
Lombard, Illinois, United States
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1960 Cadillac
Convertible. This car has been in
a museum restoration shop for over 20 years. It was a nice original Western car with rust free floors to
start with. It has original interior, except for a new carpet. The original
interior is in good condition except where the driver sits there is a seam
separation, which I think could be stitched, and some weathering. There are
also cracks in the dash pad. This
car comes with power vent windows and 6 way seats. The car has a new top,
hydraulics, trunk kit, weather strips, and exhaust. The lights work in and out, wipers, windows, radio, and
antenna all work. The floors under
the carpet and in the trunk are super original with no rust. The sides of the
car are straight. You are not going to find a nicer Western rust free car for
the price. I would consider 54-66
Cadillac Eldorado or 34-41 Cadillac as part trade. Sold where is as is. Make your inspections and ask your
questions before you bid. E-mail or call 630-542-0031 with your questions. Shipping is buyer’s responsibility, but
I will help arrange. Payment in
full is due within seven days of auction end by bank transfer. Thanks for
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