Sharp 1985 Cadillac Classic Eldorado Biarrite on 2040-cars
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States
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1985 Cadillac classic Eldorado Biarrite As only 52,875 miles on it. The car never saw snow or rain and all garage kept this sharp looking car is all digital fuel and speed read out and the information Has digital climate control and digital fuel data center ( instant avg. fuel use ) has outside temp , cruise control. delay wipers , auto headligjts , power driver and passenger seat . The leather seats front and rear have NO tears and no signs of wear and the carpet is in excellent condition . Very good Tires on it full size spare brand new Has all original paint , Has stainless and leather roof. Power trunk release and power close. The motor has only 1,000 mile on it It was replace with a Cadillac motor by a Cadillac dealer ( we donot know why it was replace he is in a nursing home he can not remember ) We think he put a bigger motor in it has now 4100 digtal fuel injection V8 the only thing I see wrong is where the body meet the bumpers the rubber is cracking or missing ASK 13.000 or make and offer . we are Bethlehem pa 18017
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