1967 Cadillac Convertible No Reserve Going To Highest Bidder on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Hi please read fully before bidding NO RESERVE GOIN TO HIGHEST BIDDER you are bidding on this 1967 Cadillac convertible. this car come only with a BILL OF SALE NO TITLE you can file for a title in your own state. since this car is so old it fell out of the system. We took this car in form a trade for one our muscle cars, we do not have time to restore it . I have to many other projects. this cadi does run and goes in gear. you have to put gas in the carb to start . this needs a total restoration. the passenger rear quarter panel has bondo work done . it has the original matching #'s engine. we can get on a trailer running. I took as many pics as I could so you can se the rust spots. the floors seemed ok and the rails you will se all the rust the car has in the pics. again this car is sold with no title.(YOU CAN FILE FOR A TITLE IN YOUR HOME STATE IT WILL COME ONLY WITH A BILL OF SALE it needs total restoration. if you have any questions please feel free to contact me 623 628 3033 Robbie thanks
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