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Superfly Project! 1974 Cadillac Eldorado Base Coupe on 2040-cars

Year:1974 Mileage:81000
Location:

Abilene, Kansas, United States

Abilene, Kansas, United States
Advertising:

HERE WE HAVE A 1974 CADILLAC ELDORADO 

IT HAS 81,000 MILES

THE GOOD:
STARTS RIGHT UP, DRIVES AND STEERS EXCELLENT, STOPS PERFECT, ALL LIGHTS AND TURN SIGNALS WORK,ENGINE DOES NOT MAKE ABNORMAL NOISES OR SMOKE. TRANSMISSION SHIFTS SMOOTH AND FIRM AS IT SHOULD.

THE BAD OR MARGINAL:
THIS CAR HAS SAT IN A FARM STORAGE BUILDING FOR MANY YEARS SINCE ABOUT THE EARLY 1990'S SOMETIME.
THE PAINT HAS FADED AND NEEDS POLISHED, THE VINYL TOP HAS CRACKED, THE DASH AND DOOR PANELS HAVE CRACKED. 
THE FRONT SEATS HAVE CRACKED BUT THE REAR SEAT IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. IT HAS CRUISE BUT IT DOES NOT WORK.
(NEW CRUISE CONTROL INCLUDED!)

THERE ARE A LOT OF OTHER PARTS INCLUDED FOR YOUR "SUPERFLY" PROJECT INCL. GRILL TOP AND CADILLAC GODDESS!
(PLEASE SEE PICTURES OF ALL ITEMS)

OVERALL THE CAR IS VERY MECHANICALLY SOUND, THE IS MINIMAL RUST AND IT SEEMS TO BE ONLY ON THE PASSENGER SIDE REAR FENDER SKIRT/WHEEL COVER THING.

I HAVE LEFT THE DIRT AND GRIME ON IT AS EXACTLY AS FOUND,NO FLUFF, NO DETAIL, JUST THE REAL DEAL :)

THIS CAR WAS JUST DROVE TO DENVER COLORADO AND BACK TO ABILENE KANSAS WITH NO ISSUES AT ALL.

IT IS A GOOD RESTORABLE CAR, THESE MID 70'S CADI'S ARE RARE AND AS YOU KNOW HARD TO FIND IN ANY CONDITION.

CLEAR KANSAS TITLE IN HAND

FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS.

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