1976 Cadillac DeVille

2 DOOR SEDAN

500 CI V-8`

Automatic

6047s6q120751

Clear

Gasoline

CHECK OUT THIS BABY! Vintage, Antique 1976 / Bi-centennial year Cadillac DeVille for Auction! Very little rust, runs very well! Feels very nice and solid on the road for a vehicle of it's age. Please note, I am not a collector or restorer, so there are undoubtedly some issues that I am not aware of. However, the major components are in good working order in my humble opinion. It shifts well, turns over well (the battery has grown low in charge as it has not been driven enough over the winter) and most of the electronics still work! Upolstery is in very good shape for it's age! Paint is mostly very good (see a few typical rust spots on my pics) Issues I noticed: 1) Hood latch does not lock (probably cable is frozen), however hood is so heavy it stays completely shut. 2) Driver door does not lock 3) Steering has the typical play of a GM car from the 70s Otherwise, this vehicle is more solid than many cars on the road for 5 years or less! Good quality sheet metal! Don't hesitate to ask me questions. The car is parked 30 miles from my home. So, please allow very specific questions at least 24 hrs for an answer. Thanks! Thanks for looking and have an awesome day! Spring has finally Sprung! Posted with eBay Mobile On Mar-30-13 at 19:29:14 PDT, seller added the following information: For anyone curious about gas type, I found this infomation on a forum useful... "The last year GM and Ford cars were designed for fully leaded fuels was 1972.The 1973-1975 models were engineered for "Low Lead" fuels. 1976 was the first year of "unleaded" fuel, and most cars then had thecatalytic converters. On Apr-04-13 at 08:06:13 PDT, seller added the following information: Corrections: I was informed by a knowledgeable person that the official exterior color of this vehicle is called "Harvest" and the interior cloth (which matches the padded roof) is called "Buckskin" and is quite different from Gold. I apologize if anyone was misled by the color scheme. Ebay won't let me revise it in the title, so this is the only place I can add the revision. The other important point made is that the regular unleaded fuel in the 70s had a higher octane level than the "regular" does today. Therefore, this Cadillac will run better on super unleaded or using at least 91 octane rating. Thanks for reading!