1988 Cadillac Brougham d'Elegance 5.0 V8 ~ Classic Big Body Sedan like Fleetwood

1988 Cadillac Brougham d'Elegance Additional Info:

1 Owner 100k orig mile Cadillac! Now listen here — this ain’t no run-of-the-mill hoopty. This here’s a 1988 Cadillac Brougham d’Elegance, and she’s more loaded than Aunt Cheryl at a margarita festival. Chrome so shiny it’ll blind your enemies, whitewalls fatter than a county fair corndog, and a vogue top smoother than Kenny G in silk boxers.

Interior’s cleaner than a church pew on Sunday. She’s got that rare 4-speed overdrive, not the old granny 3-speed — so this big girl actually glides on the highway like butter on a hot skillet.

The only quirks: driver’s window switch is picky (rolls down pass window but not back up still works fine on the other side), two of the speakers are dead (like my New Year’s resolutions), and tires got tread but are old like your uncle’s mullet.

Runs, drives, and cruises like a dream Cadillac should. Watch the video. Fall in love. Bring cash.

1988 Cadillac Brougham d'elegance 1 Owner 100,400 Orig Miles Classic Big Body Sedan

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From Wikipedia VIN "9" Broughams were produced 1986–1990 and, although rare, can be found as "commercial chassis" vehicles, and generally have a higher output Oldsmobile 307 LG8 Engine and different transmissions (typically the TH400 three speed), depending on the use. Generally speaking, minor differences between 1987 and 1988 (VIN 9 and Y) can be found, such as carburetor assembly. While these cars all used Rochester Quadrajet Electronic four-barrel carburetors, differences include an electronic (Detroit) versus vacuum (Arlington) Idle Load Compensator, as well as an electronic (Detroit) versus climactic (Arlington) choke system. The vin "9" engine is the high output version of the base LV2 307 vin code Y and shares most parts with it. The HO engine is the same engine that was used in the rear wheel drive Oldsmobile 442.