1996 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham, 50k, Dk Calypso Grn, Hardtop, Mint Mint on 2040-cars
Humble, Texas, United States
Body Type:4 door sedan
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:V8 5.7 LT1
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1996
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Cadillac
Model: Fleetwood
Trim: Brougham Hardtop
Drive Type: Automatic
Mileage: 50,366
Disability Equipped: No
Exterior Color: Green
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: Tan
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I am a collector of 1993-96 Cadillac Fleetwood Broughams. They are my hobby and my passion. It is my opinion that this is the best luxury Cadillac made. Offered for sale below is one of my best - 1996 Brougham, Dark Calypso Green with a rare hardtop and velour cloth interior.
SYNOPSIS: Virtually showroom new, 50,366 pristine,garaged, pampered, AutoCheck clean miles, mechanically perfect, rare hardtop,upgraded velour cloth seats, non-smoker, excellent Michelin white-wall tires,drives like a dream, and 26 mpg. DETAILS: History This is a Northeastern West Virginia luxury “Land Yacht” that’s been pampered by its two previous owners. It is essentially a one-owner Brougham. The second and last owner of this Cadillachad it for about three years and drove only 1,000 miles. Before I purchased this car, I contacted him telephonically and talked to the him extensively about its condition. He assured me that it is rust free and in mint condition. When I saw the car at the airport, his words came true. The car has been totally undercoated and both the body and the frame underneath have no rust. (See pictures below.) The seller is a 73-yearold retired gentleman who collects antique cars. He bought this Brougham from an estate sale. He loved this car but had to sell it to leave more garage space for his other antiques. He showed me a few of this antiques – mint 56 Chevy Bellaire, 64 Vette, 58 Plymouth and etc. He is as meticulously about keeping his car in showroom condition as I am. I am happy to be buying it from a collector because I know heb abied his car. As standard practice, I did an Auto Check. It showed no accidents. Cosmetic Condition Thisis a unique color Brougham, “Dark Calypso Green.” It is a mixture of emerald green with brilliant Australian opal shine and under the sunlight, you can also see a hint of blue saphire. It is near showroom condition. You'll be hard pressed to find a ding or a scratch. Standing at seven feet away, you’d think it is a new car. It has a rare hardtop. Ninety percent of the Broughams come with a vinyl top which could deteriorate overtime when not properly cared for. It also has the optional, upgraded gray velour cloth seats. My experience with the velour seats is that they are very durable. This Brougham shows no wear on the seats. The entire interior is showroom new without a tear, cut, crack or stain on the seats, carpet, door panels,dash, or the headliner. Even the factory floor mats are like new. When I took possession of the car, all of the mats and trunk were covered with another piece of carpet. As far as I can tell, the paint is original and it shines brilliantly. All the extensive bottom chrome pieces which set this vehicle apart are perfect without a ding or a scratch. Even the gray plastic impact trims are all like new and align perfectly with each other. There is slight bubbling of the thin spear chrome trims along the front fenders and the rear quarter panels. This is a factory defect. There are no rock chips on the hood and the windshield is perfect. Allfour Michelin white-wall tires have about 75% tread remaining. It has a full-size original Michelin spare inthe trunk that’s never been used. There is not much more I can say about the cosmetic condition of this car - it is virtually showroom new. MechanicalCondition The1500 mile drive was long, but it gave me an opportunity to thoroughly test drive this car. She handled beautifully with no issues. Everything worked except the heated seats – the cruise, all windows,A/C, heat, all seat adjustments, trunk pull down motor, radio (no CD) and etc. The famous 5.7 V8 LT1 engine was smooth,responsive, and powerful. The caraveraged an amazing 26 mpg on regular gas and I was going over 70 mph most ofthe time. It did not pull, shake or rattle. Knowing these cars like I do, at50,366 miles, it is not even broken in. 96s are more sought after because it was the last year this legend was made. As standard practice, I always change the oil when I arrive home. My mechanic puts it on a lift and checks for any leaks and other issues. He saw none in this car. The air filter was new so I did not replaceit. The brakes worked beautifully; I heard no squeaks. Conclusion: This is a rare find - gorgeous, gorgeous,elegant 96 Fleetwood Brougham with a hardtop and velour cloth interior. The previous owners maintained this Cadillac in MINT cosmetic and mechanical condition. There is nothing to do except to enjoy the best riding, most luxurious, almost indestructible 350 V8 LT1, fuel efficient and reliable American sedan ever made. “No matter where you go, you have arrived.” When new, this vehicle listed at $45,000.00. Youare buying a virtually new 96 Brougham at a 78% discount. Itis a collectible classic. Enjoy!!
This vehicle is being sold as is with no warranty implied or written. Price- $9,888.00 Please call Jim 281.608.1336 |
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