Eldorado on 2040-cars
Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
For further questions email me : misfmsaschaschwager@gmx.de An opportunity to buy “The last of the Convertibles”. This car is in excellent condition with good paintwork and chrome and no rust and runs well. The floating ride has to be experienced, a great cruiser. The original window sticker available which shows it has:
500 cu V8 Engine;
Auto Windows;
Dual Power Brakes;
4 Wheel Disc Brakes;
Front Wheel Drive;
Cruise Control;
Soft Ray Glass;
Power Door Locks;
6 Way Power Driver Seat;
High Energy Ignition;
Auto Level Control;
Lamp Lights;
Dual Comfort Seat;
Door Edge Guards;
Tilt & Telescope Steering Wheel;
Remote Control Trunk Lock;
Carpeted Rubber Floor Mats;
Trunk Mat;
Twilight Sentinel Headlight Control;
Rear Window Defogger;
Cruise Control;
Automatic Headlamp Dipping;
Right Side Mirror Remote Vanity Passenger Mirror;
Controlled Cycle Wiper Entry cover - parade boot;
Recliner – Power Passenger Seat;
Automatic Door Locks:
Full size Elvis mannequin in Gold Lame suit included if desired
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