1969 Cadillac Coupe Deville, Two Door Hardtop,68k Miles on 2040-cars
Kenly, North Carolina, United States
Engine:NOT SURE. ORIGINAL ?
Make: Cadillac
Trim: YES
Model: DeVille
Mileage: 68,000
Drive Type: AUTOMATIC
IT IS ABOUT 16 MILES AWAY FROM MY HOUSE.
1969 CADILLAC COUPE DeVILLE
VERY NICE CAR, THE OWNER WILLIAM KNIGHT FROM
WINSTON SALEM NORTH CAROLINA
TOOK EXCELLENT CARE OF THIS VEHICLE
THE ODOMETER SHOWS 68,000 MILES
I HAVE AN INSPECTION SLIP FROM 1988 THAT SHOWS 65,201
SO IT'S ONLY BEEN DRIVEN A LITTLE OVER 3,000 MILES IN OVER 20 YEARS
WE ALL KNOW THEIR IS NOT A 100,000 TRIP COUNTER ON THESE ODOMETERS SO THE TRU MILEAGE IS UNKNOWN
THERE IS A BOOK SOMEWHERE WITH SERVICE RECORDS,PICTURES AND ?
I WILL KEEP YOU POSTED WHEN THE BOOK IS LOCATED
IT IS AROUND CLOSE BY BY JUST MISPLACED AT THIS TIME
THE FLOOR PANS AND TRUNK BOTTOM ARE SOLID
THE CAR WAS INHERITED IN 2012 AND HAS BEEN SITTING IN THE SAME SPOT IT IS PICTURED IN SINCE BEING DRIVEN FROM WINSTON SALEM TO HERE
THAT IS A NORMAL TWO TO 2 1/2 HOUR DRIVE
THE CAR DID FINE THEN
I HAVE NOT STARTED THE VEHICLE
I SIMPLY JUST WENT OVER THERE AND TOOK PICTURES
THE BATTERY IS DEAD
I GO BY THE CAR LOCATION EVERY DAY SO ASK YOUR QUESTIONS THE DAY BEFORE AND I WILL CHECK IT OUT.
THE CAR HAS A CLEAR TITLE.
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