Tweeti work for a caddy dealer now in whitelake, but everyone knows i'm true blue ford!! but that is one beautiful car!!! WOW!!! i always thought those were sharp!! its not a car you want to rack up a ton of miles on, but its a good car. my only concern is how long it has sat still....without oil lubing the parts. but, judging by the background of the pics, this guy takes care of his rides and i'm sure he's done what was necc. to keep it pristine and in good working condition.....i say, if you find it affordable, and you like the car, buy it!!

TweetI know and that is whats bothering me Daved. I want to use it as a primary car and if its not the type to take on mile, I dont want to have to store it.

TweetOh, and yeah, lol I remember u saying that your a "Ford" guy. How bout this than. What if i found a Lincoln Town Car with similar miles, same everything...It is the Cartier Series..Which one would you pick and why..?

TweetIf you like the caddy then buy it.. by the looks of things it was well taken care of... and if you fine a towncar in the same condition and year range you still have the things to worry about as far as it sitting around..... id buy the one you like.

Tweettuff decision...they both are deep in history...if the money was the same, then i'd have to go wiht the caddy!! i know....i know...dont tell my old man!! lol

Tweet8,800 miles I'd jump on that one!

Tweetthat is a beautiful car. i have the same concerns as the rest. i would rather have a high mileage newer car than a low mileage old car just because parts degrade over time and the car becomes less reliable.

this car was obviously stored in a garage and looks great, but i just wonder if you are going to be "nickle and dimed" on little things like a belt breaking or a seal failing.


it may be great but its a gamble IMO. now if you can get it cheap.............