2001 Cadillac Deville Dts Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States
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This car starts, stops, runs and drive with no known mechanical issues. I just install a engine out of a 2004 Deville Limo and have proof. The odometer has 103k miles and the Engine has only 17k miles You would not believe it but I purchased the Engine Two Weeks ago and It runs perfect like a car with 17K miles. I also replaced the radiator and coolant reservoir jug. Belts were also replaced. My feedback score speaks for itself. This is my daily driver. This vehicle is solid and a steady ride. The interior is clean- not perfect. The body is clean, no rust, holes, dents to body. It does have some minor scratches from daily use. All power accessories and air work. Tires are ok but not new. This 2001 DTS is not new or in perfect condition. It is sold as is with no warranty or guarantee given or implied. Please look at all pictures and read description good. You are more than welcome to ask as many questions to fulfill any concerns.
A deposit is due at the end of auction- remainder will be due within three days of auction
This car is for sale in the local paper and may sell before auction is over, I reserve the right to end auction early if sold offline
Thank you for your interest. Any questions or concerns call Page 225) 235-2530 |
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