1989 Cadillac DeVille

Convertible Coupe

4.5L

Automatic

1G6CD1152K4260352

Clear

Gasoline

1989 Cadillac Coupe DeVille Convertible. Its a white car with red leather interior. This Cadillac is a Custom Car Craft (Eisenhardt and Hess) conversion. Original California car with one owner for over 25 years who passed away. The car was just fully serviced it has new brakes, power steering pump and air conditioner (ice cold) works excellent and the air suspension works correctly no problems with it. The car shows and draws a lot of attention going down the road. It has always been maintained and stored indoors in dry weather climates its whole life. Besides the custom top, the car's frame was upgraded with custom cross members for support and it is a smooth riding Cadillac it floats down the road like a dream. Here is a list of the following features, Cruise control, AM/FM Stereo Cassette · Power antenna and windows and power door locks, power seats Digital dash. I will ship the car overseas and assist with shipping internationally. This Cadillac coupe convertible is a ultra rare conversion by Car Craft and this is the Wikipedia entry on custom coach convertibles is below. convertible Conversions of GM products It is estimated a production total near 300 Coupe Devilles were converted. However, the Fleetwood Coupe is a much more rare and more desirable collector car and perhaps less than 10 are in existence. The same basic design was used for model years ’86-91. At that point, it seems that Car Craft vanished as part of the S+S Coach/Superior Company and they appeared to focus on limousines and hearses. They are now part of the Accubuilt Company. Car Craft was associated with Hess & Eisenhardt and when the H&E name was sold off in ’85, the company continued to build their convertibles as Car Craft. Cadillac Seville (1st Gen) Milan Coachbuilders (1976–1979), Coach Design Group (San Remo, 1978–1979), Carelli (Casino, 1979, 1983), Global Coach (Innsbrook, 1980–1983), American Custom Coachworks (Paris, 1980–1983), Grandeur Motor Co (1979), Auto Classic (in Mexico, 1978) Cadillac Seville (2nd Gen) Carelli (Casino, 1983), Global Coach (Innsbrook, 1980–1983), American Custom Coachworks (Paris, 1980–1982), Bradford Motorcars (1981–1982), Grandeur Motor Co. (1982), Coach Builders Limited (1984) Cadillac DeVille (1977–1984) Hess & Eisenhardt (LeCabriolet, 1978–1983), American Custom Coachworks (Paris 2dr, 1977–1979), American Custom Coachworks (Paris 4dr, 1978–1979), Car Craft (1978), Bradford Motorcars (1978) Cadillac DeVille (1985–1993)/Cadillac Fleetwood (1989–1992) Car Craft (1986–1991), Coach Builders Limited (1989–1991) Cadillac Eldorado (1977–1978) ASC (1978), Custom Coach Co. (1977–1978)