1975 Eldorado Convertible Baby Blue - 90,000 miles - $17,000

[Bryan J Moran]

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Seller Comments -

Runs and drives great, no dents dings or scratches on the car, Interior is in great shape no cracks on the dash the leather seats are in great shape. The car needs nothing !!!!

Shoot me a message if you're interested please no tire kickers, don't waste my time or yours

$17,000 or best offer

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My comments- was not going to post but it's January and slow on the forum.  I passed over saving this one because I normally am not a "baby blue" paint fan, but this one grows on me. 

He says the white interior is "great" then provides no photos.

Was there any improvement or practical changes from 1975 to 1976?   

[Big Fins]

Very minor cosmetic changes. Hood script instead of on the trim, '76 has amber lenses in the bumper and clear bulbs, where '75 had clear lenses and amber bulbs, rear trim differences. Hard to say about the interior, but I'm sure there were some differences in the years. And the air cleaner had a huge silencer can on the snorkel that was eliminated in '76.

I'll never understand why people selling on these free sites don't use the full picture potential. If they allow you 24 pictures, use it. It will only help your selling cause.

[benji808]

Would be helpful to have some closer-in pictures, and a few of the interior as you noted, but if it's as nice as he boasts, the top works, and it runs reasonably well, it seems like a good price for a nice ride...also want to check the bottom for rust if it's lived up north.

Big Fins notes the main cosmetic changes (inside I think the dash wood was slightly different as well). The main practical change was the '76 had 4-wheel disc brakes, while the '75 had front disc with rear drums.

[Big Fins]

I plead ignorance on the brakes.    I never had a '75 come into the shop for brake work.