2002 Cadillac Eldorado

V8

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Clear

2002 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible with 34,000 original miles. All original paint. Clean Car Fax and Auto Check. Garage kept obviously, no corrosion issues, runs and shifts powerfully and smoothly. A rare coach built convertible that Cadillac should have made. Full electric top and hard boot that works well. Just pull two levers and push a button. Everything whirs away and closes itself with no need to fit a fussy soft boot cover. No repaint anywhere, it is all original as stated before. No worries about what might have happened in this car's pampered life. No tears or cuts to the interior or top. No warning lights, no noises, no smoke, no issues. Garaged day and night and shows without any major blemishes. Please see the pictures, they say more than I can. This is the last year for the Eldorado. It was the end of the line for a name that held stature among the world's greatest cars. A powerful V8 engine that does not gulp gas, and a smooth ride that reminds us what Cadillac's are supposed to be before the designers and engineers started copying Europe. Come to historic Santa Fe and drive this beautifully preserved Cadillac home. Needs nothing. Tires, brakes, fluids, alignment, all are excellent. A true turn key car. Don't take my word for it, have it inspected please. I have been on eBay for 11 years. Please visit jimhaileyclassiccars dot com for more pics. I have sold cars out of my collection nationally and internationally. Please call me if you prefer. Jim Hailey 214 415 7373 Please Click On Photos More Than Once For Enlargement! Coach Builders Unlimited made very few hard boot Eldorado's in comparison to soft boot ones. I have heard the build number to be less than 350. Car and Driver tested a hard boot model in 1998 and found it well made with a strong structure and basically identical performance to the factory coupe. I would like to add that this convertible obviously has more weight on the rear of the car. This is a HUGE benefit to these front wheel drive Cadillac's. They have always been far too heavy in the front and suffered in ride and handling because of such. Drive one of these convertibles a few miles and you will not want another nose heavy fwd Cadillac of the same era.