1961 Cadillac Coupe Deville No Reserve Hot Rod Rat Rod Custom Sled Hardtop on 2040-cars
Peru, Illinois, United States
This is a no reserve auction for a 1961 Cadillac Coupe DeVille. This is one of those hard to find coupes that make great customs or also look perfect stock. What we have here is a good solid car with all the options you get when you buy a Coupe Deville. When I got the car the motor was out of it and apart. I located another motor for the car that was just rebuilt, purchased it and put it in the car. The motor runs great just like it should for just being rebuilt. I still have the original motor for the car if you are interested in that too. The odometer says it has 73,xxx miles on it and from the condition of the car overall I would say it is correct. Everything on the car works except for the Dash lights, Radio & antenna, Blower motor, Fuel guage and Power seat. It has a little rust here and there but nothing major. The car is at the point where someone can take it to the next level or drive it just like it is. The car runs and drives good. I have some other projects in need of finishing so this is your opportunity to own a great Cadillac for a reasonable price considering the condition and all the new parts.
Here is a list of items that are new: Engine ( fresh rebuild ) Fuel pump - flushed fuel tank and lines Radiator hoses and belts Master cylinder and flushed out brake system Tires Generator, regulator & battery Dual exhaust system OPG carpet ( not installed ) Trunk seal Thermostat Windshield wipers Transmission front and rear seals, cooler lines & carrier bearing Please call Joe with any questions at 815-252-3853 More pictures - http://s265.photobucket.com/user/silamanajik/slideshow/1961%20caddy |
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