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This 72 Cadillac has 57,200 oriignal miles and is a one owner car. All original Willow paint with original Dark Green vinyl top. The windshield visor and grill cover are aftermarket items that were added by the owner back in 1972-73. The 472 engine runs great and produces 220 hp and 345 ft lbs of torque for 1972. This Coupe DeVille's A/C works great! The bumper chrome, stainless trim and aftermarket vintage wire wheels are in great shape, with factory bumper guards added to the rear bumper. The Deville has a Johnson Message 130 CB radio that also still works! The steering wheel's inlay isn't cracked up. This 1972 Cadillac has a super nice leather interior! Other options include, power seats, power windows, power locks, Delco am/fm Stereo 8 track radio, Auto dimming and Sentinel lights, Automatic temperature control, rear defogger, tilt/telescopic steering column, dual remote mirrors, Cruise Control, clock (not working), and 3 speed wipers. This car has barely seen rain and has never been driven in snow. For 1972, there were five models offered: Calais (two-door hardtop coupe and four-door hardtop sedan), Deville (two-door coupe and four-door sedan), Fleetwood Sixty-Special (four-door brougham), Fleetwood Seventy-five...

This beautiful coupe sports its original dark blue exterior with a contrasting white vinyl landau top. The car shows very well and sits on correct hub caps with white wall tires. Inside you'll find a spacious and luxurious interior with white leather upholstery. Power equipment is everywhere from power windows to power locks, brakes, steering, seats, and even auto-dimming headlights. Under the hood is the original 500 CID V8 which is in wonderful working order. It's hard to believe, but this car has only 43,003 original documented miles. The car has great documentation including: original window sticker, owner's manual, original key holder, and a log book detailing every fill up since new. Within the past year the car has received a lot of mechanical attention to make it a very reliable and functional driver. Maintenance items from the suspension and steering, to the engine and fuel system, to the Air Conditioning have all been tended to recently....

As it had been since DeVille became a separate series, DeVille denoted Cadillac's mainstream model, falling between the Calais and the Sixty Special and Eldorado. This '70 Coupe DeVille sports its original 472 cubic inch motor and TH400 automatic transmission. The body lines are long, straight, and sleek, and with the matching top and interior just makes her pop! The plush interior presents well, as the black genuine leather is still in good original condition. This example has been repainted one time back to the factory Monarch Burgundy Metallic color and it looks good. This Coupe DeVille comes equipped with the original AM/FM radio and it sounds great! This 1970 Cadillac Coupe DeVille Convertible is truly a classic to be enjoyed and would make an excellent Sunday cruiser or nice car for a date night on the town. Options include;...

Nothing says and embodies the era of old school hot rods like the sound of a throaty flathead. This eye catching beauty will reel you in from the moment you catch sight of the Crossfire Red paint which will scorch your eyes if left out in open sunlight. The exterior also features Dodge Lancer wheel covers, non-functional chrome side pipes, and Blue Dot taillights that really set this apart from the crowd. Under the hood of this beauty lies a Ford Flathead V8 which is powered on a 6-volt electrical/ignition system maintaining the nostalgia behind owning a car of this era. The power of the V8 is operated by a 3-speed manual transmission operated on the column, or it's called the '3 on the tree'. The sound of this roaring classic is accentuated by a dual exhaust system outfitted with glass pack mufflers making for a mean tone when you step on the gas. The Ford is equipped with AM Radio, white wall tires, gray cloth...

This vehicle is almost 100 years old and is still drivable, truly amazing. Walking around this Model T will set you back to a simpler time through history. Painted in a black paint with 20's styled black wooden and steel wheels, this doctor's coupe has a period correct appearance. The engine is a 4 cylinder that is mated to a 2-speed manual transmission. The mileage is unknown but after almost 100 years, does it really matter? The interior of this '25 features black vinyl bench seating, brown carpeting, and even a wooden steering wheel! If you appreciate Ford history then this example should get you excited and want to jump behind the wheel and cruise. If you are looking for a collection piece or even something to display in parades or around your town, this 1925 Ford Model T...