Vehicle Description
1984 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible One of 3,300 Eldorado
Biarritz Convertibles (VIN code L) made in 1984 American Sunroof
Corporation conversion car Autumn Maple Firemist Metallic exterior
(code 74) with white, diamond-grain vinyl power-folding top and
Carmine and Dark Carmine interior HT-4100 4.1L V-8 engine with fuel
injection (VIN code 8) THM325-4L four-speed automatic transmission
and 3.15 gearing Digital electronic climate control, electronic
cruise control, power steering, power four-wheel disc brakes, power
locks, power windows, power mirrors, power antenna and electronic
level control Digital gauges, trip computer, tilt/telescoping
steering column, intermittent wipers and locking wire wheel covers
Own this Vehicle from $199 per month-call 636-600-4600 For the
first time since 1976, the 1984 Cadillac Eldorado returned as a
droptop. MotoeXotica Classic Cars is pleased to present this '84
Eldorado Biarritz Convertible, one of only 3,300 made in 1984.
Eldorado Biarritzes only came in three exterior colors, Cotillion
White, Hatteras Blue and Autumn Maple Firemist. This example was
made during the second week of May in 1984 at General Motors'
Linden, New Jersey factory (VIN code E). Taking the finished cars
from Linden, the American Sunroof Company, now called American
Specialty Cars (ASC), in Lansing, Michigan, converted the coupes
into convertibles before shipping modified units to dealers. ASC's
work included reinforcing inner rockers, radiator support
cross-rods, and many body braces. Front and rear anti-roll bars and
tougher suspension components were added, along with the vinyl
convertible top. The convertible weighed 179 pounds more than the
coupe from which it evolved. The Autumn Maple Firemist Metallic
paint and trim (code 74), are in overall very good order. The car's
bodywork is straight and solid, its engine bay is very tidy, the
battery appears in good order and the car's chrome bumpers are in
very good order but the body-color Endura filler between the body
and the bumpers needs to be replaced. A common problem of this era,
trunk can be opened by button in glove box, has no trunk/door key.
This Eldo rolls on whitewall radials, size 225/70R15 at all four
corners. Each tire is mounted to a steel wheel, topped with locking
wire wheel covers. The tires and wheels are all in satisfactory
condition. Under the hood is Cadillac's 4.1L HT-4100 V-8 engine
(VIN code 8). The 4.1L V-8 engine was an in-house design that mated
cast-iron heads to an aluminum block. The motor is bolted to a
Turbo Hydramatic 325-4L four-speed automatic transmission with a
3.15:1 final drive. Fuel gauge is inop. Driver convenience features
include - digital electronic climate control, electronic cruise
control, power steering, power four-wheel disc brakes, power locks,
power windows, power front seats, power mirrors, power antenna and
electronic level control. The car's Carmine, tufted, pillow-style
leather split front bench with fold-down center armrest and rear
bench are in overall very good order, as is the matching carpeting.
The original, two-spoke steering wheel has a leather-wrapped rim
and is in decent shape. The Dark Carmine instrument panel features
simulated burled walnut and digital gauges, except for the odometer
and is in very good order. There's also a trip computer. The inner
door panels are also slathered in simulated burled walnut and
generally echo the rest of the interior's theme. Completing the
interior is a factory Delco-Bose AM/FM stereo with cassette and
five-band graphic equalizer. In 1984, Cadillac introduced a
convertible version of Eldorado Biarritz. The convertible had rear
side windows raised and lowered automatically with the power top
and it contained a glass back window. Convertibles had the
following features: specific wide bright door and fender accent
moldings decklid accent striping Biarritz script nameplate wire
wheel covers special Biarritz multi-button tufted seat design
leather-wrapped steering wheel rim plus Cadillac's theft deterrent
system Convertible competition to this Eldorado in 1984 included
Buick's Riviera, Chevrolet's Cavalier, Chrysler's LeBaron, Dodge's
600, Ford's Mustang and Oldsmobile's Toronado and Pontiac's
Sunbird. If you're looking for a mid-80s Cadillac convertible, you
should stop by MotoeXotica Classic Cars to check out this somewhat
rare Eldorado, the first production Cadillac convertible in eight
years. VIN: 1G6AL678XEE657332 This car is currently located at our
facility in St. Louis, Missouri. Current mileage on the odometer
shows 71,636 miles. It is sold as is, where is, on a clean and
clear, mileage exempt title. GET OUT AND DRIVE!!! Note: Please see
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