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1960 Cadillac Deville Series 62 Coupe on 2040-cars

Year:1960 Mileage:80000 Color: is in superb condition as if new
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1960 Cadillac DeVille Series 62 Coupe

Here we have a great example of an 1960 Cadillac DeVille Series 62 Coupe. This Cadillac has been garage kept since 1980, so the vehicle is 100% rust-free. The vehicle is an older restoration but is still in excellent condition. The Interior was recently reupholstered with leather. All Electrical Components (Power Windows, Seats, and Etc...) are in working condition including the 6 way bench/seat and Mark IV Air Conditioner.  All chrome in this vehicle interior and exterior is in superb condition as if new. This Cadillac also includes the Eldorado coupe upper bumper rear extension, which  makes the car look even more appealing. 

The color scheme throughout the whole vehicle used is fire mist red and white.

The Cadillac has original matching 390 V8 Engine & Hydromatic Transmission which has been rebuilt. Air Compressor has been refurbished and ready use. Break and Power Steering Systems have been maintained and refurbished. Below you'll find the engine specifications:

V-8 Overhead valves.
Cast iron block
Displacement: 390 cubic inches
Bore and stroke: 4.00 x 3.875 inches
Compression ratio: 10.5:1
Brake horsepower: 325 at 4800 rpm
Five main bearings
Hydraulic valve lifters
Carburetors: Carter two-barrel Model 2814S







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Buyer is responsible for all Shipping arrangements and pick up costs.

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Only acceptable payment method is Secure Bank Wire Transfer. Payment must be made 5 days after auction is closed.


*All sales are final and vehicle is sold as is.*


Please contact me with any questions before bidding  and before auction ends.

THANK YOU GOOD LUCK BIDDING! 


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