1996 Cadillac Fleetwood Six Passenger Limousine on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
Getting very Rare to find. 1996 Cadillac Fleetwood Six Passenger Limousine, always garaged and always private use. The 1996 Fleetwood was the last year for the full frame rear wheel drive vehicles with the powerful V-8 LT-1 Engine. Very collectible. They were very saught after by limousine companies to stretch them. This vehicle started life as a standard sedan and was stretched 48 inches by S& S Coach one of the oldest coach builders in the U.S. It is finished in silver metalic with a black canvas 3/4 padded roof and privacy trim with opera lights. Mechanically- The LT-1 V-8 Engine is one of the most powerful and most reliable engines built by GM. It is the engine that was also in the Corvettes in 1996. These engines will go 300K miles. This car has just over 54K miles and the engine and matched transmission is perfect and everything mechanically works perfectly. The Engine compartment is clean and detailed, all fluids changed and belts new, transmission shifts perfectly, muffler is perfect, dual climate control systems work perfectly. Trunk has original jack, perfect spare on factory correct full size rim. Exterior Costmetics- Silver Metalic Mist paint has no scratches or dings or dents, chrome shines very well. There is no rust anywhere on this vehicle top or bottom, panels etc. , it was always garage kept and washed after use. Not one mark anywhere on the vehicle. Like new paint and black canvas top. Interior - the interior is finished in medium blue leather and is in very good condition. Driver's compartment is factory perfect with added rear AC controls. Rear compartment has two bench seats facing eachother that fit six large people. Rear seat has armrest and rear AC louvers are on rear deck. The stretched portion of the car has two hidden doors with no handles on the outside and door pulls in the jams. Very neat feature. This car is an awesome vehicle to drive and a real head turner. Room for a total of nine people. There is no partition in this car but it is an easy add. Priced very realistically for awesome condition and how rare the configuration is. This car is as close to pristine as an 18 year old car can get. More reliable and stately than anything made today Please email thru ebay and ask any questions prior to bidding. We will send more pictures and answer any questions. Vehicle is in Florida
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