1970 Cadillac Deville Convertible up for adoption - Western Massachusetts

[jjuicy]

Hi...I wanted to share a bit about my car. I've had this car since I was 16 years old, we are the same age, both born in 1970! When I first got her she wasn't what a teenage girl in 1986 would want, I wanted a Camaro! Anyway, I grew up with a family in the car business, we were known for Cadillacs.  My father had me drive it because it was big and safe. I drove her for about a year before I bought that Camaro. Over the years she sat, had some bodywork and paint done here and there...about 12-15 years ago the engine was rebuilt, bodywork and a beautiful paint job done and around 8 yrs ago a new leatherette interior and full carpets put in. She is affectionately referred to as JJuicy named after a favorite song and reference to the fact she looks like a juicy red apple! Over the past 8 years or so keeping her has become more of a hardship and I can't maintain her the way she needs to be upkept. I downsized and bought a home without a garage 2 years ago and last year I was lucky to have a friend lend me storage space for the winter. Facing another winter and the expense of storing her it saddens me to face the fact that it's time to let her go to someone that can maintain and upkeep her. She is a driver, not show quality and some work needs to be done. I will take some pictures after, but I wanted to put this out there and see if I have any serious interest or offers. Thanks for taking the time to read   

[m-mman]

Looks like a nice car.  Your location and price are very important to any potential buyers.
Something to include when you post more pictures. 

[jjuicy]

Thank you:) I added my location. To me she is priceless, I have an idea of what I would like to get for her but I will consider any serious offer.

[Chas]

Need much more photos here for the knowledgeable Cadillac folks to get interested. Have to tell you, howevever, that "stock" gets the most interest, along with the most money. That red piping on the seats is not working in your favor. Each of us have "priceless" cars. Please understand that the market sets the price, you don't.