1958 Cadillac DeVille

Sedan

Automatic

TO BE FURNISHED

Clear

Purchased in 1981 from a Colorado seller and driven sparingly/lovingly since then. Body is in good condition, interior is very complete but fabrics need repair or replacement. Great 50's styling and paint color combination. Extremely advanced for its time, with all electric seat (front) and windows, Autronic Eye (automatically dims high beams based upon lighting conditions) Search/Scan Radio (in 1958?!), Electric Radio Antenna, Electric Trunk Latch and many more features. Vehicle was recently gone over by Studio Hotrods in Richmond, Illinois, who got the car to start and run. Recommended approximately $4,000. of repairs for replacements of Carb., Fuel Pump, Gas Tank, Door/Window Gaskets. Optional recommendation was to modify the braking system to disk brakes at a cost of approximately $4,000. A real head turner, at an affordable level. On Nov-07-17 at 09:21:27 PST, seller added the following information: UPDATE 11/07/2017 Received a message from a Buyer that this car is a 62 Series Sedan rather than a 62 Series Sedan de Ville. I was told in 1980 that what I was buying was a 1958 Sedan de Ville. My title shows a 1958 Cadillac, but no model name. Any parts that I needed along the way were ordered for a 1958 Sedan de Ville. I don't know what the difference is, but just looked on the NADA site and saw that there is both a 62 Series Sedan and a 62 Series Sedan de Ville. The average Retail price for a 62 Series Sedan is $15,300. and that the average Retail price for a 62 Series Sedan de Ville is $18,500. High Retail prices are $29,100 and $24,100, respectively. I don't know whether that Buyer was/is correct, but presumably s/he saw something in the pictures that made her/him message me. Thank you for your interest! On Nov-08-17 at 06:37:18 PST, seller added the following information: New message from: bhhatley (846) UPDATE 11/08/2017 (Final Update) Received the following from the Buyer referred to above: Good afternoon, on your Cadillac it is indeed a Series 62 Sedan. The Series 62 comes in both standard deck and extended deck, this one appears to be the standard deck. Most people will never know the difference in length since the difference in extended deck and standard is just a few inches. This car has the same options as the Sedan de Ville including power vents that were usually reserved for the top of the line Sixty Special and Eldorados. The tell-tale difference between the de Ville and the 62 Sedan is the chrome strip that runs along the blister (pod) from the rear door to tail light. The de Ville has a big chrome sheet an the 62 has a smaller molding. I collect 58 vintage cars and this one appears to be very nice and you have it priced fairly. Good luck with your sale, GHOn Nov-09-17 at 07:02:18 PST, seller added the following information: UPDATE 11/09/2017 Retrieved Title from Safe Deposit Box: VIN 58K002297