1960 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special Beautiful!!1959 Convert & 1960 Coupe Also on 2040-cars
Syracuse, New York, United States
Engine:390
Used
Drive Type: Auto
Make: Cadillac
Mileage: 49,959
Model: Fleetwood
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: 60 Special
Here is a Beautiful and rare 1960 Fleetwood Sixty Special in the gorgeous original color of Hampton Blue. You don't find many of these for sale. I got this car out of Pennsylvania.This car is out of long storage. It is a nice older restoration of about 15 years ago on a clean, solid and straight body to start. At that time the paint, top and interior were redone to factory original. The interior is still in great shape along with the top and paint. There is a long scratch on the passenger side fender. Not to noticeable. The engine is well detailed. Trunk is original, with jack and spare. It has the correct Fleetwood Hubcaps.This car is rock solid. Chrome is nice, the glass is nice, Power windows. This car runs and drives good. I have not taken it out on the highway yet, only around the block a few times. These 60 Fleetwoods are getting harder to find. I have a couple other caddys listed also. Take a look. Serious bidders only please. Happy Bidding. Sold as is.. |
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