Used 1958 Cadillac Eldorado for sale in Stanley, WI

Offered for sale is a gorgeous example of the elegant, stylish, and technologically wonderful 1958 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham. We assume that those considering this vehicle already have a strong knowledge of these rare, hand-built vehicles. But if not, might we suggest that you visit the Cadillac Database for a plethora of information on the 704 of these vehicles built. Follow this link: https://www.newcadillacdatabase.org/static/CDB/Dbas_txt/Brg_chap.htm This Eldorado Brougham is #476 out of 704. It began its life in black (paint code 110) with light gray "Bayou" cloth and dark gray leather (interior trim code 1301). It was originally delivered to Southern California, and is believed to have been once owned by TV personality Mary Tyler Moore. The car spent some time in Michigan, but returned to California in 2001. In 2002-2003, the car underwent a complete, professional, frame-off restoration by Harry Nicks of Nicks Old Cars, Redlands, CA. At that time it was painted in Lake Placid Blue, and the interior was redone in light gray and dark grey leather. The car was also taken off of it's air ride, although when is not certain. Since the restoration, it has been entered in many shows and won 1st place in its class at the following Concours d'Elegance events: Huntington Beach, Thousand Oaks and Hillsborough. It was also awarded the "Most Elegant" prize at Palos Verdes. Just last month it won Best of Class at the Cadillac & LaSalle Club Grand National meet in Louisville, KY. Very recently a $6000 investment was made to the car to add blue mouton carpeting. This Eldorado Brougham starts easily, every time, and runs quietly and beautifully, as the current owners maintained this vehicle impeccably. Everything is reported to work with the exception of the power seat. Also, the A/C works and is cold, but has weak airflow. The photographs speak for the excellent condition of this very special automobile, both inside and out. Additional photos can be found on our website: www.codysclassiccars.com. Asking $199,500 - reasonable offers from serious, qualified buyers will be considered. Please contact us for more information. Thank you for your interest.