75 Classic Cadillac Eldorado Convertible 67,000 Miles on 2040-cars
Pontotoc, Mississippi, United States
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I HAVE FOR SALE A 1975 CADILLAC ELDORADO CONVERTIBLE: The white paint in nice, the interior fair (one lower dash split on passenger side, carpet is new), , the convertible top is good, the 500 cubic inch engine runs sweet, the automatic transmission shift nice, the front brakes are good and the back brakes need attention, steering outstanding, the wheels have hubcaps and (2 extra ones), the tires are brand new, oil change and had belts checked a month ago. The convertible top goes up and down, a cd player has been added but wired in with passenger window and will blow fuse when both used at same time). I SEE NO RUST PROBLEMS (tiny bit just above trunk and above headlight). An alarm system and remote start are installed and work. This car would make a fun Sunday afternoon car or parade car just as it it... Drive it now and work to restore as you wish. The underside is not detailed, but looks very solid to me. The license filler piece comes with purchase but not installed , the AC is not working , the bumper trim has some minor defects, the factory radio is in the car but does not work. Its still a good looking car and if it was perfect it would not be selling it for $13,000.. This is a nice car, but it is not new, it has some things that are not perfect and price reflects so.
MILES ON THE CAR: 67,000 miles
WHERE IS THE CAR LOCATED? Pontotoc, MS
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