Cadillac - Fleetwood Brougham - NO RESERVE - 1985

Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham from 1985 in good original condition. Single owner vehicle, sold new by BRAMAN, official dealer of General Motors in Miami, Florida in December 1984. Since then it has been circulating in the US until 2010, when its only owners moved to Madrid due to a change of residence . The original owner did not process the documentation to be able to circulate in Spain, so it does not have Spanish documentation. It is currently without documentation and the procedures have begun to register it as a historic vehicle (cataloging already carried out and first ITV passed) . This process is for the moment started, but not formalized. Depending on the country where it is going to be exported, one type of document or another may be delivered. The current owner will make these documents available to help with the sale process. That is to say, for all purposes it DOES NOT HAVE DOCUMENTATION but everything possible will be done to help the buyer to obtain them. Regarding the state of the vehicle, it is in a perfectly preserved state except for the effects of Florida humidity. This has only affected the bottom of the four doors. On a purely aesthetic level, there are defective areas such as the interior trunk lock, small areas of the moldings of the headlining upholstery (practically imperceptible) and small screws on the tank cover and under some of the chrome moldings on the doors. All this can be seen in the photographs. It mounts its powerful original V8 4. 1L (250cui) engine of 4,100cm3 (HT4100) and has 110,100 km traveled, which due to its condition could be the real mileage, although there is no way to verify it. It has been stopped in recent years, so it should be reviewed for daily use. Currently it starts, brakes and the gearbox works without problem, but the injection, the braking system and the tires would have to be checked to be able to enjoy it without problems. The white leather interior with blue floors and dashboard is perfectly preserved, the steering wheel has no cracks and its original wood remains intact. It has the original radio and all electrical elements work. Externally, it retains all its well-preserved original paint with some signs of wear and use. It is missing the interior trims for the rear window shades (an easy to spot chrome frame) and the right front fender side trim. In an anecdotal and curious way, he keeps the documents of the purchase order, dated December 26, 1984, as well as the original owner's manuals with the Cadillac mechanics warranty books and the Uniroyal tires with which it left the factory. . It also has the "Golden Key" VIP card, a premium service that the brand offered to its customers to offer them roadside assistance in case of possible unforeseen travel events. The car can be seen in Madrid, Spain