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2000 Cadillac Deville Dhs-low Miles-super Clean-new Head Gaskets-!!!! on 2040-cars

US $3,800.00
Year:2000 Mileage:91240 Color: paint is nice and shiny with only normal wear etc
Location:

Union, West Virginia, United States

Union, West Virginia, United States

 Up for bids is a 2000 Cadillac Deville DHS. They don't get any better than the DHS guys, its got it all. This car has the Northstar engine and the head gaskets have been replaced some time ago and the car runs great! The temp gage goes up half way and stays there, NO overheating problems!!! The car hasn't lost any water or had any other mechanical problems since the work was done. This car is ready for the long haul, get in and drive. The block was drilled, tapped, and the oversize studs put in the correct way with parts from Northstar performance. You don't have to worry about head gasket problems any more. Also the car only has 91000 miles on it right now but they will add up some because I am driving it almost daily. The interior is super nice in this car, no rips, tears or stains. The pics make the interior look somewhat dirty but its just the pics, interior is clean!! The trunk is also super clean. This car has the front and rear heated seats and also front and rear lumbar adjustment. Carpet is nice. This has the Bose stereo system with radio, tape and CD. The exterior paint is nice and shiny with only normal wear etc. There are a few minor dings on the hood and trunk from what appears to be hail damage from some time ago, nothing major. The top is showing quite a bit of wear from being in the sun so much as this car is from NC originally where it belonged to a church and the pastor drove it. You don't have to worry about rust as the top has a fiberglass panel under the vinyl. It can be replaced for a reasonable price. The AC on this car is acting up from time to time since the engine work was done. It comes on when it wants to, was told I just need to add some more 134 to it. It does work but not all the time. Seems to do better at highway speed. The tires are almost new Michelins but the side walls are dry rotted quite a bit. Ive been running them with no problems but probably should be replaced soon. The pic shows one wheel center cap missing but I have put a new set of 4 on it recently. Overall guys this is a beautiful car inside and out. It is luxury all the way. I have put a lot of money into this car having the head gaskets replaced so the buy it now price is a steal on this car. Again, it runs great, shifts great and is a very nice car. Checkout my feedback guys as its around 580 and all positive so rest assure you dealing with an honest ebayer. You don't get great feedback like that if you lie and cheat people, I tell it like it is. Thanks for looking and don't miss out on this great deal on a beautiful Cadillac. Ask any questions you may have. If you have less than 10 positive feedback you must contact me before bidding or I will cancel your bid. also I reserve the right to end the auction early if the car sells locally. I know a great shipper should you need it shipped to your location. This car has a clean WV title ready to sign over to the new owner. Remember this is a LOW mileage car.

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