1987 Cadillac Allante' With Convertible Hard Top on 2040-cars
Okeechobee, Florida, United States
I have had this Allante' for about 4 years. I am the 3rd Owner. The seats were recovered in Leather a year before I bought it. It runs flawlessly, the Air Blows Cold, and I have the Auxiliary Hard Top in Climate Control Storage. I have the Owner's Manual, Factory Service Manual, and extensive service records. It has the Digital Dash (they all did in 1987). I added Corvette Z06 Wheels and I have the Original Wheels with Nearly New Tires Mounted. The Black Robbins Soft Top was replaced just before I bought the car and is in Like New Condition. I keep the car stored in a garage. I have replaced the: AC Compressor, Water Pump, Windshield Wiper Motor Alligned Front & Rear Wheels, Power Steering Pump This is a Fun car with a timeless Body Style. It is amazing how many people have never heard of the Allante' and they think that the car is alot Newer than it really is. It also has a 6 Disc Changer in the trunk that is controlled by wired remote. |
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