1984 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible Mint One Owner Low Miles Clean! Look on 2040-cars
Lutz, Florida, United States
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This 1984 Cadillac Biarritz convertible is one of the cleanest examples on the road and for sale at this time. It is a one owner original example of the finest trim GM had to offer in the mid 1980s. There were only 3,300 or so of these cars produced. Many experts say that these low production Biarritz are among the most sound investments as far as 1980's General Motors vehicles are concerned.
It wears its original paint that shines well with only two small blemishes on the hood (pictured). The "Autumn Maple Firemist" Red is hands down the best color available and was a premium color which cost extra when ordered new. I would easily give this paint and body a 9 out if 10. There is ZERO rust on the body of this car anywhere. It has spent it's entire life inside a garage. It is amazing that 34 year old paint can shine so well. The white and red interior looks great and gets a solid 8 out of 10. The arctic white leather shows great and is the nicest original Biarritz interior I have seen. The only noticeable flaws are two very small cracks by the defrost vents, two digits are out on the radio display (still functions correctly) and the front seats and door driver door panel have had previous repair (see pictures). That said, it is still the best looking '84 Eldorado I have seen to date. The red high pile carpet looks good and is stain free. The original white convertible top functions correctly and looks good, but upon close inspection you can tell that it is a 34 year old top. The electric top motor works as it should and with the touch of a button, all four windows roll down with the top. The glass rear window and the rest of the glass on the car is clean, clear and crack free as well. The motor is original and runs well. The car has 34k miles and for a 34 year old car drives fantastic. The A/C and heat function as they should as well as the brakes and power steering. There is a small oil and transmission leak when the car sits. When driven semi regularly, it does not seem to leak. The tires have plenty of tread and no dry rot but they do have flat spots from sitting in the same place for periods of time. This car is for sale by the estate of the original owner and is sold with a clean clear Florida title. I have driven this Cadillac on many occasions and I can honestly say they it makes you feel like a king behind the wheel. The car can be viewed by appointment, and I encourage it. Shipping costs are the buyers responsibility, but I will be happy to help assist in arranging shipping. I have both bought and sold many vehicles on eBay and I know the drill. A $1000.00 deposit is due via paypal within 24 hours of auction close and the balance is due within 72 hours. Please do not bid if you do not understand how eBay works or if you do not have the means to complete the transaction. Please send questions through eBay or call me at (813)299-8275 with any questions. The car is listed for sale locally and this auction may end early if sold locally. |
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