For Sale: 1991 Cadillac Brougham in Morgantown, Pennsylvania

1991 Cadillac Brougham Sedan

The Fleetwood Body Company of Fleetwood, Pennsylvania, was founded by Harry Urich in the nineteenth century. It began as a small community of craftsmen founded by Henry Fleetwood, Esq. of Penwortham, near Lancaster, England. When the Sixty Special Series was retired in 1977, the Fleetwood Brougham took its place as Cadillac's largest owner driven sedan model through 1986. From 1987, it was renamed to Cadillac Brougham and the "d'Elegance" was an option package that designated the most luxurious Brougham.

For consignment, a 1991 Cadillac Brougham sedan with a title verified 124,639 actual miles. Distinctly Cadillac and still rear wheel drive, this stately automobile represented the pinnacle of success of the era. This one's been mechanically well maintained with the fuel, cooling, brakes, and ignition systems fully addressed.

Exterior
Long straight panels and large horizontal surfaces are colored with two stage Gunmetal Metallic presenting in a mixed bag of conditions; the vertical panels are mostly in nice shape and in profile, the car presents straight. Horizontal surfaces, however, suffer from failing clear coat, peeling paint, dry vinyl on the roof and oxidation. The Cadillac crest appears on the C-pillars and vinyl surrounds the fixed quarter window on the door. For extra luxury, a coach lamp is smoothly embedded in each chrome B-pillar. Wire wheel covers adorn each of the 15-inch wheels picking up on the brightness of the trim panel and silver paint runs over the rocker. Out back, robust chrome tail light nacelles surround the vertical lenses with a frosted presentation and small Cadillac coat of arms, bookending the razor straight chrome bumper. Composite headlights looked very modern in 1991 and are topped by a classic hood ornament. Other imperfections include chipped paint, oxidation on the flared wheel openings, a cracked windshield, scratches, bubbling at the rocker, and rust spots in the chrome bumpers,

Interior
Medium gray leather covers the luxurious doors and Brougham is embroidered into each, indicating the model's design option. Simulated wood trim is everywhere, including around each element of the doors where chrome and brushed nickel metal sets a classy contrast. Seatbelts are anchored to the front doors in an interesting configuration. Once inside, the buckets seats of gray leather are in extremely rough shape with large rips through to the foam. The rear bench is in better shape with some patina creasing but intact. The steering wheel and dash dominated by the woodgrain is in good condition with a digital read out instead of analog needles, and the center stack contains a JVC AM/FM/CD radio and an electronic climate control panel. Up top, the dash pad is cracked in several places but the plush gray carpet below shows age but remains deep piled. Lots of sagging is noted on the headliner and the enormous trunk is finished with gray cloth panels and a Cadillac branded mat, housing a covered spare and plenty of room for other things, all presenting cleanly.

Drivetrain
Under the big hood is a driver quality and stock looking 5.0 liter V8 with electronic fuel injection and a horsepower rating of 170. It is backed by GM's trustworthy 700R4 4-speed transmission that routes power all the way back to the 10 bolt axle with 3.08 gears. Our consignor states the battery, distributor cap, ignition control module, sparks, wires, and cap are newer.

Undercarriage
Driver quality conditions prevail underneath with surface rust throughout, some on the door bottoms, but overall dry and solid conditions. We note a spot of rust on one pan. A single exhaust runs through a stock style muffler and power brakes are onboard to slow this land yacht, disc up front with newer pads and rotors and drums in back. Coil springs are front and rear with a 4 link in back.

Drive-Ability
This car moves well under its own power, tracking straight and handling well with 75 series tires that have a late 2019 date code. All systems work on this car with the exception of the air conditioning. While Classic Auto Mall represents that these functions were working at the time of our test drive, we cannot guarantee these functions will be working at the time of your purchase.

A bit of a diamond in the rough but a mechanically sound car and one of a popular model that sells quickly here at the mall. If elegance is what you seek, the Brougham is the one to have!

1G6DW54EXMR725273

1-USA
G-General Motors
6-Cadillac
DW-Brougham
5-4 Door Sedan
4-Manual Belts
E-5.0ci V8 TBI
X-Check Digit
M-1991
R-Arlington, TX Assy Plant
725273-Sequential Unit Number

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