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1964 Cadillac Sedan Deville 117,770 Original Miles 1997 3rd Place Trophy Winner on 2040-cars

US $7,500.00
Year:1964 Mileage:117770
Location:

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States
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 Nice 50 Year old Cruiser. This car is out of my collection. I started restoration on this car many years ago. It was a "restore as you drive" daily driver. It got as far as taking a third place trophy in a car show (in the late 90's) and that was where I stopped. I worked on the mechanicals first. I installed a custom stainless steel dual exhaust system with turbo mufflers. I rebuilt the front end replacing whatever the car needed with Moog or equivalent parts. I replaced all the dim dash lights with fresh lights. Now the dash lights up pretty and bright at night. I wet sanded the paint to the shine back. I added the lower body fender/rocker/quarter panel mouldings to the car (I had to custom fabricate the clips myself). I replaced as many brake parts as I could find. I got the A/C recharged with R-12 Freon. (I am not sure if the A/C still has a charge or not). I replaced the Starter and recently put a 1000amp battery in the car. Then I moved and garaged the car and it has been sitting for 7 years now. While sitting in the garage, the carbuerator went bad. I occasionally start it, but I need the spot in my garage for another collector car that I bought. This car can be brought back to excellent condition with little effort. Or, you can do as I did and use it as a daily driver and have fun! This is a head turner even in it's present condition. You just don't see too many of these cars with straight bodies driving around anymore. This car was driven an average of about 2350 miles a year over it's 50 year life. I want it to go to a good home and to someone who really likes 1964 Cadillacs like I do. This was the last year of the tailfin. I call this model the "baby fin". A true and timeless design classic. Ask me any questions you may have and please feel free to come see the car in person.     

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