Cadillac Fleetwood Seventy-Five Sedan, Factory Built Informal Limo

1967 Cadillac Fleetwood Seventy-Five Additional Info:

1967 Cadillac Fleetwood Seventy-Five Sedan.

Daily Driver in Unreal Condition.

86,919 Original Miles.

For Sale, or Trade.

Base price for a Fleetwood Seventy-Five in 1967 was $10,600 which made it one of the most expensive American cars you could buy. It was marketed as an informal personal limousine (with no partition). The Seventy-Five was the top of the line Cadillac back when Cadillacs were still hand built in '67. Has factory special order leather front seat. Seats 9 adults with the middle jump seat row folded out. Paint is Regal Silver w/Medium Grey Broadcloth interior. Super rare factory color combo for a Fleetwood 75 as most were black or dark blue.

86,919 original miles. Freshly rebuilt 429 V8 w/ 340 horsepower. TH400 Auto trans. Standard features and options are: Power steering, power brakes, power windows, 6 way power front seat, rare AM/FM radio, automatic level control (air shocks in the rear), map light, triple trumpet horns, separate dual zone front & rear heat and A/C systems, rear jump seats, and door-edge guards (dealer installed option). Car also has aftermarket cruise control and is wired for TV (does not appear that there was ever a TV installed). There is a Alpine CD player mounted under the dash. This car is equipped with tons of features and conveniences that few cars of this time period had.

It is an excellent driver, I drove it all last spring, summer and fall during nice weather. I have the original owner's manual. warranty book with options brochure & Cadillac envelope, 1967 brochure and the Fleetwood brochure, and the 1967 Cadillac shop manual the dealerships used.

There has been approximately $14,000 dollars spent by myself and the previous owner to make sure it is in good driving condition. Including having the original motor rebuilt for $5,050. I have receipts for pretty much everything. New alternator and rebuilt carburetor this summer. You can hop in and go. I'd feel comfortable driving this car just about anywhere. Plenty of power with the 429. even with the weight (5500lbs) and size (20 ft 5in long). It handles well, this car is the epitome of old saying "It rides like a Cadillac"

You would be hard pressed to find a nicer original interior on a 50 year old car. Older lacquer exterior paint. I drove it as is, it’s not perfect but shows incredibly well. It is an excellent, reliable driver. I use it frequently. It is a fun car to drive and really stands out, this car can draw and crowd. Comes with some spare parts.

For trades I'm interested in late 50's and early 60's Buick, Oldsmobile, Chevy or Pontiac wagons, 1934-39 Indian Motorcycles Scout or Chief in any condition at all, pinball machines, or anything cool.

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