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1964 Cadillac Coupe De Ville on 2040-cars

US $13,000.00
Year:1964 Mileage:36062 Color: This car was found in a Barn and bought in Sacramento about
Location:

Campbell, California, United States

Campbell, California, United States
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1964 Cadillac Coupe De Ville

Color: White

Interior color: Black and White

Vehicle number: 64J029315

Engine number: 64J029315

Miles: 36,062

Here is a rare opportunity to purchase a very clean, unmolested,  numbers  matching classic Cadillac..!

EXTERIOR

This car was found in a Barn and bought in Sacramento about 4 years ago, after sitting for more than 10 years. According to the previous owner, its believed the 36,062 miles showing on the odometer  are original, although it cannot be proven.

The car has nice patina for being an older re-spray, it shows well. The body is not perfect, it has a few scratches and dings; very light surface rust in some spots, but not through the paint, except for one hole on the passenger side door, about 1” dia.

All chrome and stainless steel pieces are complete and in good condition..! Black and yellow California plates are registered and included in the sale..!! This beauty comes with fresh new white wall tires, only driven about 1,000 miles since installed.

Front bumper is in great shape, rear bumper middle section has a dent. However, a usable middle section is included in the sale.

All 4 original hubcaps are in great condition..! with  normal fading on the emblem.

The seats are very presentable and the brocade cloth and the vinyl are in almost perfect condition.! The carpets are original and shows little wear. The headliner is excellent and clean, all the glass is clear and crack free..!! The original dash has a few cracks; please view photos carefully.

All gauges and lights are in excellent working order, all window switches, heater, radio, high beam, low beam, horn, signal lights, automatic high beam dimmer works, brake lights and running lights.

ENGINE

When the car was purchased it was missing front timing cover and carburetor, everything has been updated and replaced with original parts.

*Spark plugs

*Spark plug wires

 *Rotor

*Distributor cap

*Electronic ignition

*Rebuilt carburetor

*Valve cover gaskets

*Air Conditioning compressor and condenser are not installed but included

*Oil pan gasket

*Rear main seal

*Assorted transmission seals

*Water pump

*Alternator

*Water hoses

*Fan belts

*Master brake cylinder

*All wheel cylinder with new shoes

*Fuel tank cleaned and new fuel sending unit installed

*New white wall tires

As one can see, with all the current maintenance this car has been brought back to being a great daily driver.!

The cars is very reliable and it has been taken on long drives (80 to 150 miles) without any incidents.

SHIPPING

The car is located 45 minutes south of San Francisco and Oakland California, I will gladly drop off the car in the Port of Oakland for free.  I can assist you with the logistics to ship this beauty to   any major port in the world at your own expense.

Thanks for viewing and happy Bidding..!

 

For additional high resolution photos or questions feel free to send an email or call at:

 mrjschreiber@yahoo.com

Ask for Johnny
408 507 3022

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