1964 Cadillac Runs, Drives, Clear Title on 2040-cars
Estill Springs, Tennessee, United States
1964 cadillac for sale may take partial trades on g body olds buicks or Monte Carlos or trade even on anything interesting pre 1969 .(no imports)email me with offers.the cadillac runs and drives , has 429 in it . it has a brand new 3 core aluminum radiator in it , new master cylinder , new brake shoes wheel cylinders and rubber lines all around carb has been rebuilt . good tires and battery . I took the havc system to replace the heater core in it but the heater box was ripped. I still have all of it in the trunk. the cowl screen is off right now , I took it off to fix the wipers they work but only on high speed. the only rust it has is a little spot on the door and the floor pans need to be patched up in the front the back ones are solid as well as the trunk. I have another trim piece for the drivers door and the piece for the inside of the drivers door. I'm asking $4800 obo for it. thanks for looking
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