Cadillac : Allante Convertible 2 Door 91 Cadillac Red - Nice Car on 2040-cars
West Hills, California, United States
This vehicle is located in Southern California! I am the 3rd owner. I have owned the car since 2003. Drive a car that has an
Italian body by Pinafirina (Ferrari) and a Cadillac engine and performance. Car is red in color with convertible soft top
with black interior with the vehicle. Comes with optional chrome wheels
and digital dash. Have original owners manuals. New engine top end installed about 1
month ago and it runs like brand new! Has a new battery.
There are approximately 105,200 miles on the vehicle Overall in very good condition for a 1991 vehicle. Car has custom upgraded stereo system with subwoofer and EQ control.
Car looks great, never been in accident. Could use a new top in next year or 2 . CD player is new and works great. Cassette does not work. The perfect car for someone that wants a future classic and enjoys tinkering. |
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