1992 Cadillac Coupe Deville Convertible on 2040-cars
Bloomfield, New Jersey, United States
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This is a 1992 Cadillac Coupe Deville Convertible. The car was altered by Coach limited builders. For a 22 year old Cadillac, it is in very beautiful condition. Everything is all original, from the roof to the paint, motor, and transmission. The car has the Gold Package on it. It is white with hand painted gold pin stripping. Everything works on car. It has Heat, A/C, CD player, and all power options. The roof is in great condition, with just minor wear and tear. Recently tuned-up, oil changed, new belts put on, and also a new starter. There is NO rust on the body or the undercarriage. No lights are on in the dashboard (as pictured). Always kept with a full tank of super premium gas. This Cadillac is garage kept, has never seen rain or snow, only driven in perfect weather. The car comes with Daytona Spoke Rims on it, also the tires are still like new (still has little hairs on them). The tires were mounted and balanced when professionally installed. The rims and tires are valued at over $2,000.00. This Cadillac is a rare find in such great condition as this. This is a rare beauty. If any further info is needed please contact Jay at (973) 776-6484. |
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