1984 Cadillac Coupe Deville Wow Pink!! 59,500 Miles on 2040-cars
Dickson City, Pennsylvania, United States
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I am listing this car for my friend. This is a 1984 Cadillac Coupe deVille. It is a nice clean car! Garage kept! Runs and drives very nice! Very well maintained! Air conditioning blows cold! Everything works as it should, except for the power door locks and the radio. The radio comes on and lights up, but it has no sound. This just happened. It could be the antenna, not sure. The body and paint are very nice! No visible signs of rust. Does have some minor chips. But all in all it is very nice driver quality! It is a very nice shade of PINK! It is pink everywhere. Not sure if this is a factory color. Inside the trunk, door jams, etc. it is PINK. Chrome is nice! But it is starting to show its age. It has a nice shine, but there is little rust on the back bumper, as shown in the pictures. The white vinyl top is like new! The tires are like new! They are Cokers, correct white wall! The interior is beautiful white leather with VERY MINIMAL wear! The door panels are very nice! No cracks. The dash is very nice! No cracks! The headliner is new! Also, rugs are very nice! WHO DOESN'T WANT A PINK CADILLAC! I have described it as best I could. If you want further information on the car you can email me or you can call the owner Jack, at 570-954-1314 The car is being sold as is. Buyer to pay all shipping costs Will work with shipper.
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