1976 Cadillac Eldorado Bicentennial only 326 Original Miles!!! RARE RARE RARE

This vehicle is part of Winfred Weldon's 127 Car Collection in Metro Detroit. Winfred passed away in August of 2012 and we are now selling off his collection. This was one of his rarest and most prized possessions from his collection. As most of you know Jay Leno owns one of these cars and they are very sought after. Here is chance to own the rarest of rare with only 326 original miles. yes you read that correct only 326 miles. This is one of the lowest mileage Bicentennial's in existence. This car has been kept in climate controlled storage since it was delivered new in 1976. This car has never seen rain and has probably only been sat in 30x. As values rise on these sought after Bicentennial's this is one to purchase as an investment as well. There were 200 of these cars made with special exclusive appointments in 1976 for the last production run. If you don't know about this last production run or this car. just Google "1976 Cadillac Bicentennial" and you're see a lot of information. This is car #84 of 200. with the 200th car being in the GM Sterling Heights. MI museum. There is a plaque on the dash which indicates it's a Bicentennial. as well as the VIN and appointments which were exclusive to the Bicentennial. such as the white leather seats with red Firethorn pinstriping. white hubcaps. red and blue pin stripping etc. There is a Bicentennial Registry which lists the cars and their owners that you can find on the web. Jay Leno was listed recently as one of the owners. but they changed this owner to annonymous recently. although he still owns one. Another is owned by the Saudi Royal Family. an other major collectors of the world. One of these Bicentennials sold in 2012 on Ebay for the winning bid of $83. 00. The car had only 1400 miles on it. My car has only 326 original miles on it. This car's beautiful condition would be perfect for a Cadillac Dealer's Showroom. It even has the factory window sticker that show it's the Bicentennial Edition. I welcome any questions or inspection of this car. inspections by appointment of course. We encourage third party inspections. We understand there will be interest all over the US and coming to see the vehicle in person may not be feasable. PLEASE CALL BLAKE WELDON WITH ANY AND ALL QUESTIONS 734-751-0978CADILLAC COLLECTORS AND ENTHUSISTS will know what a Bicentennial Edtion is. but if you don't here's some information. All Bicentennials start out loaded with all available equipment including the hard parade boot. The only exception to this will be if your car was produced for the California market. then it will include the VJ9 California Emission Equipment & Testing option at a cost of $50. 00. All are the exact same color. #11 Cotillion White body color. White Leather Interior with red piping. Dark Firethorn Carpet with red dash and seat belts. All have a white convertible top. The pin stripping. #3 Blue and #8 Red is unique to this model only. Blue and Red are both on the hood but only the Red extends down both doors. Another unique item is the Wheel Cover Centers. they are painted Cotillion White to match the body where as all other Eldorados came with #19 Sable Black Centers. Another very important item that lets you know you have the "real deal" is a small gold engraved plaque on the dash just above the glove box door. It states “This 1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Eldorado is one of the last 200 identical U. S. production convertibles" To locate your Body Number Tag and number. check under the hood below the windshield on the passenger side close to the firewall. It is a black metal tag with the top line reading BODY BY FISHER. The end of the second line is where you find your Body Number. If you have a TRUE Bicentennial Eldorado your number will be between and including numbers 013801 thru 013999. There are only 199 of these cars out there. That is it! #14000 was the last one made and is held by GM making it #200. This is the only way to know for sure if you have a true '1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Bicentennial Eldorado'. Hopefully this helps explain what to look for when on the hunt for this truly Rare and “Last of the Breed” BIG Eldorados.