At $8,000, Could This 1977 Cadillac Seville Milan Get You To Go Short?
Key Points:
- The 1977 Cadillac Seville Milan is a rare custom conversion by Milan Coach Builders, with fewer than 500 units made by cutting and shortening standard Sevilles to create a two-seat convertible, aiming to mimic the Mercedes SL.
- This particular Milan features a modern 6.2-liter Chevy LS3 V8 engine installed recently, promising improved power and reliability, and has 30,906 miles on the odometer; it is claimed to be in good condition with a clean title.
- Despite the seller's assertions about the car's condition, inconsistencies in the photos raise questions about missing parts and the vehicle's current state.
- The car is listed on both Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace with a significant price discrepancy: $8,000 on Craigslist versus $16,000 on Facebook, with no confirmed sales after several weeks.
- Potential buyers are invited to weigh in on whether the $8,000 asking price represents a fair deal given the car's unique history, custom modifications, and condition.