1978 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz on 2040-cars
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1978 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz in great original condition (never restored). The vehicle has a White Exterior with White Leather Seats and Red Accented Interior. Power Windows, Doors, Locks and Fuel Injection make this car a luxury to drive. This was the current owner's father's car and it is just sitting at this point. This vehicle could make a really nice driver with just a little help. 98,955 ORIGINAL MILES. Drives like a dream. Very smooth handling. Exterior, underside, frame, trunk wheel wells etc. and Interior are in great condition but the body has begun to show a bit of rust on some of the top surfaces (from sitting). THE BODY HAS SOME SURFACE RUST IN A FEW SPOTS BUT IS NOT RUSTED THROUGH ANYWHERE. THE WORST SPOT WHICH IS ON THE DRIVER SIDE BELOW THE BACK OF THE VINYL. this car is too cool and too nice to let it sit anymore. Please ask any questions you may have. Vehicle is located in Magna, Utah. Please contact us first if you have any questions. Thank you and good luck bidding! |
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