1979 Cadillac Seville Milan Cabriolet on 2040-cars
Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is our 1979 Cadillac Seville Milan Cabriolet. What was
purchased as a driver quality special interest car, unfortunately never
got the attention and love it deserves because we just don't have time
for our toys any longer. It is a true Milan as evidenced by the fender emblems and door sill plaque. It is 1 of approximately 509 built at the Simi Valley California factory. . It was a running,
driving, roadworthy vehicle when it was parked 9 years ago where you see
it in the photos. It now cranks but does not fire due to what we
believe is a fuel delivery issue. The car is all there; a great
affordable restoration project-it could also be turned into a really
unique driver if you just get it running and roadworthy again. The
canvas top has a tear in the rear (see photo) and needs a new plastic
rear window. There is some rust underneath that is
repairable. The drivers door handle button is stuck so we cannot open
drivers door. The photos reveal all the details - please call/email any
questions. Any questions please email or call 610-272-0200. |
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