Vehicle Description
Exceptionally low mileage, all the luxury amenities, and true
American style... This 1979 Cadillac Coupe DeVille offers far more
than just a time capsule classic at an obtainable price.
This car has averaged less than 550 miles annually. It means we
could have put more miles on it if we just made a roundtrip from
our showroom to cruise Miami Beach only once a year! That kind of
use combined with nice preservation creates the time capsule you
see today. The Atlantis Aqua paint is believed to be original to
the car, and it has a beautiful gloss and shine. Plus, when you
spend a sunny Saturday cruising, the vinyl half-roof shows off its
distinctive but coordinated appearance. Overall, this coupe has
matured into a stylish reputation in the market where it looks
authentic right down to the clean plastic fender endcaps (not many
survived on these Caddys.) It has all the right touches of chrome,
from the wide grille up front, to the wire wheel cover, to the
taillights that stick out just enough as a tribute to the legendary
Cadillac tailfin.
If you liked the aqua exterior, the leather interior is exactly
what you want inside. It gives this car a very well-coordinated
feeling inside and out. After all, with the paint, roof, and
interior, this is a triple-aqua car (who else do you know can say
that?) More than just a retro-cool feeling, this delivers on proper
Cadillac luxury. Low mileage means little seat time, and it power
adjusts to your ideal driving position. Plus, there's power
windows, cruise control, tilt steering wheel, and power locks. This
is so period correct that you might need a few moments to
understand how to operate the factory 8-track player that's still
part of the AM/FM stereo! One nice upgrade is the air conditioner
has been switched to R-134a so you can service it with ease. Just
like any good Cadillac, it has space for six people, but the
fold-down armrests provide individual comfort. And the trunk is
large enough to carry the whole foursome's golf clubs.
Under the hood is the monstrous 425 cubic-inch V8 motor with a
four-barrel carburetor, and it all looks as honest as the day it
left the Detroit factory. In fact, this clean motor is believed to
be original to the car. And the way it fires up today is the sign
or proper respect and care over the decades. Emissions regulations
of that era had taken out some of the horsepower, but this Caddy is
quick off the stoplights, because it makes enough torque to rival
the modern full-size Cadillacs. The cruising attitude is heightened
by a smooth-shifting three-speed automatic transmission, supple
suspension, power steering, and power brakes with discs up
front.
Complete with owner's manual, when a Cadillac survives as well as
this one, the reputation for elegance only grows. It's time to pick
up this proud long-haul cruiser while the price is still so
affordable. Call today!!!