As happens in this hobby, I have more cars than I have storage space, so I need to sell my '74 LeSabre. It's a gorgeous car with only 13,000 actual miles. I don't have any documentation for the miles, but it certainly plays the part. I also had a discussion recently with a gentleman who inquired about buying it, and he knew the car and had been following it for a number of years. He confirmed that the miles were actual. The story I got when I bought the car was that it was ordered new by a gentleman who bought it specifically to drive to church and in parades. It has had a high-quality repaint that is in excellent condition with no chips, scratches or dings. The paint looks like it rolled off the assembly line yesterday. The lower rocker panel moldings look like new with only minimal wear. The top looks very nice, with no rips or tears. The hard parade boot (with storage bags) is included, which is a rare option. The interior is very nice, but not perfect. It does show a little sign of fading, but certainly still looks very good. There are no rips or tears in the upholstery. The windshield is new. When I bought the car about a year ago, I had ALL the fluids changed and new cables installed on the top. The car drives out very well and is very tight. The power seat needs a new switch, and that's the only issue on the car. The power top, power windows, cruise control, a/c, etc. all work perfectly. The brakes and transmission work properly and the car runs great. No carb issues. To my knowledge, the car has all it's original sheet metal, no rust, and has never been damaged in any way. It looks stunning. This is a car you can start enjoying right away. I'm in Springfield, MO, and have clear title. I'm asking $19,500 for the car. If you have an interest or question, please message me.
Wow, I remember when you got that car. Too bad you have to sell it. It looks great and I'm sure whoever buys it will get a real cream puff. Good luck.
I love those split seats on a bench . Had them on the 95 Caprice Troop Car was like working in your living room chair.
It had 2,8XX miles on it at delivery, so there was likely some "demonstrator" discounts available to the Dealer. Fantastic example ... beautiful car.
The car is sold. I'm pleased that it's going to a man that has been watching it for over a decade. He knew the car well, but due to sending his wife to nursing school and raising a family, was never able to purchase it until now. It's going to a great home and staying here in the US.
