1979 Cadillac DeVille Convertible

Description for Cadillac DeVille 1979

Purported to be a Hess & Eisenhardt model by Lash Auto, Classics by Lash (Mr Lash himself in listing(s) ) & or by any of his other DBA's. Vehicle purchased from him on prior eBay listing. (No guarantee nor warranty implied or expressed as to validity of his claim(s) )
This model is a low vin #, meaning a early conversion of this 1979 model. Which is the last model year for this particular body style. (1977 thru 1979)
Non refundable deposit due within 24 hrs.Vehicle will not be released untill all funds have cleared.~ USD Only ~~ 38 year oldish Used Vehicle, as such this is a AS IS, WHERE IS sale. ~ Also available: Wire Bank Transfer
This is a GORGEOUS Daily Driver - and is not a Concours nor Show Vehicle.(AKA, a lot of people use these terms loosely & often, Le Cab & Cabriolet & Le Cabriolet)
It has excellent bones and runs and drives great!
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Following is informational only!Purchased only through authorized Cadillac dealers, the Hess and Eisenhardt Cadillac Coupe DeVille convertible was called the Le Cabriolet. This was an approved by Cadillac conversion to convertible. It was warrantied by Cadillac. It was more expensive than a new Roll Royce at the time. Around 300 is all that were ever made by most estimates. Safe to assume less than half perhaps still exist.If you are tired of the factory '84 and '85 Eldorado ASC convertible's wheezing and coughing HT4100 that can't pull itself up a hill (of which I've owned a 1985 Eldorado Birraritz Convertible & can attest to) then this gasoline 425 cu in cast iron V8 is the answer. This rear wheel drive Cadillac pulls itself along with effortless ease, like a good old Cadillac is expected to do. It also offers better handling through a more balanced front to rear weight bias than its later Eldorado brethren. Hess and Eisenhardt did a quality conversion and stiffened up the chassis as well. Hard to say whether the Hess or ASC version is better as I have had both examples.