

From the seller:
1995 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham 63,000 miles. Runs and drives great, cold a/c . Original paint. $4250
Richard Hirsch
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Attention "Dave"
ReplyDeleteBeat me to it!
DeleteThe seats are creeping me out. They look like they are lacking structure.
ReplyDeleteFrom the photos they are the only negative on that car that I see. The leather seats used in the B/D-Bodies don't seem to stand up to the test of time. This seems to be that intermediate state between them looking good and having giant holes in them. I've got cloth seats in Fleetwood and like them even though they are the base model. The cloth seems to wear really well. You regularly see high mileage Caprice's (which predominantly had cloth) with their seats still in good shape. It was possible to get the upgraded heated seats in cloth but exceptionally rare to find in my experience. Re-covering the seats with new skins is apparently fairly easy to do with these.
DeleteThis is totally random, but the size of the ENG/MET and TRIP RESET buttons on dash makes laugh. It's like the visual equivalent of screaming in the driver's ear, "WE KNOW YOU'RE OLD AND CAN'T READ OR SEE FOR SH!T"
ReplyDeleteThe icon should show the seatbelt dragging on the road. I wonder if the left turn signal is burned out from those long freeway trips...
DeleteMy Dad drives a town car. When one goes into a turn you actually turn three times. Once to initiate, second time to sink and fold the tires, third time to correct the oversteer.
DeleteIt has knobs, loud turn signal feedback, and funny large icon buttons. I absolutely hate it and secretly like it all at the same time.
Ahem, somebody call my name?
ReplyDeleteSo is this a Northstar V-8?
ReplyDeleteLT-1 I think
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