1967 Cadillac Deville on 2040-cars
El Cajon, California, United States
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1967 Cadillac Coupe Deville Resto Mod
Super Clean 1967 Cadillac 2 door coupe. The original engine has been replaced with a built 2011 5.3 ls engine that
has a BTR cam, heads, headers and dual exhaust with x pipe. The car has been dyne tuned and makes close to 500
wheel. Brand new leather and suede interior , ICE cold vintage air. the car runs great, never overheats, no leaks
no issues at all. There is zero rust on the car. The car is laser straight as you can see in the pics. New weather
stripping, all new brakes with a cpp big brake kit up front with cross drilled rotors. New Rucci Forged wheels 22"
and tires. The rear has a 22x10" wheel with a fat lip. Everything works, windows , classic performance gauges, car
cruises down the freeway. If you have any more questions or need videos or more pics underneath please contact me.
Power Train
2011 5.3 LS motor, it has been gone through from top to bottom, Electronic throttle body, btw stage 2 cam
with springs, custom heads, long tube headers with new dual exhaust that goes into a x pipe. Aeromotive fuel system
with a sump set up in the tank. Car made almost 500 wheel on the dyno. Aluminum radiator car never over heats, Its
fuel still fuel injected so you'll never have any issues. The trans is a 4l60e that has been rebuilt with a stage 2
shift kit. Has a trans cooler mounted right by the radiator.
Interior
New leather and suede interior with a full stereo system and ICE COLD vintage air. Classic Performance custom
gauges that all work. The dash, headliner, and other misc pieces are covered in suede. Power windows, seat, tilt
wheel, new rubber, carpeted trunk with custom sub box. Custom center console for the aftermarket radio, The dash is
not cut at all. All new wiring through the whole car with the computer diagnostic port mounted under the dash.
Theres no issues with the interior and as you can see its in perfect shape.
Suspension
Bagged front and rear with a accuair control management system. New brakes all the way around.The front has a big
brake disc kit from CPP performance. There cross drilled rotors. The rear has a narrowed rear end with new drum
brakes. The rear end was narrowed for the wider wheels in the back. 22" rucci forged wheels with brand new tires.
All new tie rods, ball joints and bushings.
Body and paint
No rust at all, or when the car was painted. Its laser straight no dents at all. The car is painted jet black. The
firewall has been shaved to make room for the new vintage air set up. All the chrome trim and bumpers are in
excellent shape. Hid headlights , all the brake lights work, led interior lights. new rubbers, the car has a very
nice paint job.
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2013 Cadillac ATS 3.6 AWD
Wed, 27 Feb 2013All-Wheel, All Right
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