1994 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham With Hard-to-find V92 Towing Package on 2040-cars

Year:1994 Mileage:74797

Location:

Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, United States

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Welcome bidders to this auction for an all original 1994 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham with the scarce V92 Towing Package. It has just 74,797 miles on the odometer as this listing starts. It is a beautiful car and it runs fantastic (we just drove 350 miles in it this past Monday). This has the LT1 engine and it is extremely fast; it is BY FAR THE MOST comfortable riding car I've ever owned.

I have had a lot of work done on the car since I purchased it. At the end of description I will list all the updates/repairs. The car window motors work great, but especially on driver side the sling that holds the window is isn't working. You can't roll it down without help to roll it up! Some not-so-great mechanic messed up my door lock toggle switch on the door while trying to see what's wrong with the window. The air conditioner works great, but the fan is loud. There is a tiny hole under the hood on the passenger side that has to be cleared out when the air runs alot, otherwise water will drip down on the passenger side rug. There is hail damage on the hood and a few spots of rust as seen in the pics. The passenger side rear back panel has a dent. Some of the weather stripping over the doors is loose or missing and the trim on the passenger side front door is secure but looks like it could stand to be tightened.

This is a great road trip car. It's my daily driver when I have somewhere to actually go. For sure, I wouldn't hesitate to jump in this car and drive it across the country.

This car has the Code V92 towing package is which is very hard-to-find and was available in 1994 only. According to specs, this package enables the car to tow up to 4,500 pounds. There is wiring for a trailer inside the huge, huge trunk. We have never towed anything and there is no hitch, so I doubt anyone has ever used it for towing. What other towing vehicle could you purchase that would be so comfortable and affordable and yet tow your jet ski trailer?

Here is the list of improvements done at Smail Cadillac in Greensburg, PA; we have the receipts and the buyer will get them.
- Replaced the water pump.
- Replaced both fan/engine belts and replaced belt tensioner.
- Replaced air conditioner compressor (which necessitated taking the front suspension apart),
evacuated the system and charged the new compressor.
- Replaced the fuel pressure regulator.

Also, the car has a newer battery and the front brake rotors were recently replaced with the most expensive rotors available at the NAPA store.

The seats are in good condition. It has a new key entry fob plus an old one. It has a great radio and plays cassette tapes. It has console storage and cup holders in front and back. There are great lighted mirrors, a sunglasses holder as well as other posh things. It has factory rims and a full-size spare. It doesn't smell like smoke. It does not overheat. The Traction Control and ABS lights come on sometimes randomly. I don't know if that means those features are active or inactive.

The emissions inspection is valid until Sept 2014, but it's due for a basic inspection this month. I know of no reason why it would not pass.

We put over $2,000 into the car. I love it, but it is very fast and large. I am in need of a smaller, less speedy car! We have the title in hand and are ready to sell!

Please, please ask any and all questions before bidding!

It would be best if you could come pick the car up in person, because you can certainly drive it home! If you want it shipped, please make the arrangements yourself --at your expense J -- and we will help you any way we can with that process.

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