88 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham*custom *lowered *dub Wheels/new Tires on 2040-cars
Buffalo, New York, United States
1988 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham
Mileage: 100 K Miles on the chassie Transmission: 200-4R Automatic Engine: Oldsmobile 350 Rocket with only 50K miles Options Loaded Over $10K invested over the past 7 years Custom two tone pearl white and frost blue paint white vinyl top lots of chrome all perfect condition. zero body filler or rust Black leather power seats suspension is lowered and adjustable in the rear Panasonic, 200 watt stereo system with mulitple screen savers Customer leather wrapped trunk for the 200 watt. 6x9 speaker system 20 " chrome Dubs wheels with Lexani tires, including the spare Brakes recently replaced Stainless steel muffler system current NYSI Many extra parts included with the sale Never seen a winter Runs strong, smooth and is very dependable Asking $ 3900 Call 716-633-Nine064 Ask for Greg Non Texting Number |
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