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76,000 Miles, Triple White, Good Original Condition, With Extras Included on 2040-cars
Year:1976
Mileage:76130
Color:
Location:
Manchester Township, New Jersey, United States
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Up for auction is my 1976 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible, in
Cotillion White with white interior and white convertible top. It has been garage
kept since I purchased it in 2008, driven sparingly in season and never driven
during winter. All original mileage (76,000+) and factory-installed standard
equipment; I believe the paint to be 1x repainted in factory original Cotillion
White with red pinstripes.
The car has been driven sparingly with care, and has a clean
title/history. It has not been recently detailed and has been mostly sitting in
a garage. Please contact seller if you would like to exchange phone numbers or
see additional pictures – I will try to post more during the week. The car can
be seen in Manchester Township, NJ if you are in the area.
Read on for detailed specifications and terms of sale, payment
and shipping. Thank you for looking.
The exterior of the car I believe to have been redone in its
original cotillion white. When I purchased the car in 2008, I also acquired a
full set of replacement body fillers and painted them to match the factory
Cadillac color. I only got around to installing the front right fender filler,
which had the most immediate need. The rest can be seen in the photos of
additional parts that will be included with purchase. The paint on this car has
some sun fade but overall looks good. There is a noticeable scratch on the
driver’s side rear quarter panel. This car has never sustained any collision
damage and has one small area of rust repair beneath the passenger door. I
never even noticed it myself until the car was up on a lift. The white
convertible top is worn and could use replacing. It was like this when I
purchased the car. I originally intended to do some work to it make it show
quality, but time and money (or lack thereof) got in the way and it stayed the
good looking casual driver it is today. With the work that I never
accomplished, she would be a gem. The car is complete with all of its stainless
and chrome trim except for the hood ornament, which someone helped themselves
to while I was out in it one night. The car sits on older but decent tread
tires and red painted era-correct hubcaps that match the dash, carpet and
parade boot (a nice touch). You’ll see in the pictures I have a brand new set
of chrome plated hubcaps that I am including with purchase. The interior is white leather. The driver’s side seat shows wear
and the vinyl armrest on the driver’s door is torn. The rest of the seats and
doors are quite clean; the back seat is immaculate. The dash is good for it’s
age with some dirt and fading and two small stress cracks to the driver side
upper dash that are very small. Full working power on all four windows and
seats are dual 6-way power. The power to the top does not work. It was in that
condition when I bought it and I don’t know what the cause is. It could be the
top motor or as simple as a relay. I have been raising and lowering the top
manually, but not often as I really don’t ever drive the car unless it is top
down weather. The red parade boot can be seen in the photos and is included. The
driver’s side view mirror glass is a bit loose inside the casing, and there is
a crack in the windshield. Heater/blower works but is noisy at times and A/C does not blow
cold. It has the original Cadillac AM/FM 8 track radio, though it does not play
8 tracks. Power steering, tilt and telescopic steering wheel, front and rear
seat belts, full size spare and jack in the trunk. Carpet is faded and worn in
spots, but better than average for an almost 40 year old car. The original 8.2L 500 CID engine starts and runs every time but
could use a going through and probably a tune up. It does have a newly
installed water pump. It also has a complete new exhaust and runs very quiet.
The suspension is sitting a little low in the rear and could probably stand to
be replaced. The transmission shifts nicely through all gears and the brakes
work well with a recently replaced power brake booster.
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Terms & Conditions: SOLD AS IS - NO WARRANTY! This
vehicle is being sold as is, with no warranty, expressed written or implied. No
allowance will be made on account of any incorrectness, imperfection, defect or
damage. Any descriptions or representations are for identification and
informational purposes only, and are not to be construed as a warranty of any
type. It is the buyer's responsibility to thoroughly inspect the vehicle and
satisfy him/herself as to the condition and value prior to bidding or
purchasing. The seller shall and will make every reasonable effort to disclose
any known defects associated with this vehicle at the buyer's request prior to
the close of sale. Seller assumes no responsibility for any repairs regardless
of any oral statements about this vehicle.
Payment: Winning
bidder must contact seller within 24 hours of listing end date to make payment
arrangements. If no contact is made within 24 hours of listing end date, seller
reserves the right to re-list this vehicle and sell it otherwise. Payment is
due in full within 7 days of the listing end date. Bank wire transfer is
preferred. Seller will also accept a bank cashiers check (U.S. only) or a third
party check; seller will validate the check's authenticity and the funds must
clear seller's account before the vehicle or title is released to the buyer or
the buyer's agent. Seller does NOT accept Paypal. If financing this vehicle,
please ensure your financial institution accepts the year and mileage before
bidding, and arrange your financing prior to bidding.
Pickup/Shipping: I
will assist in the location of vehicle shipping options at buyer request, but
ultimately buyer is responsible for pickup or shipping
of this vehicle. Vehicle is located in Manchester Township, New Jersey.
Postal code: 08759
Fees/Taxes: Buyer
is responsible for paying applicable state sales tax and title fee. Seller has
no other fees or hidden charges. |
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