31,000 original miles … Striking Royal Maroon Metallic exterior with coordinating velour interior … Original Uniroyal Royal Seal tires … Classic Cadillac elegance …

Please take advantage of this opportunity to purchase this beautifully maintained, rust free, and extremely low mileage 1983 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham 2-door coupe.  Whereas production of the 4-door Fleetwood Broughams exceeded 38,000 in 1983, production of the 2-door Fleetwood Broughams was significantly less, with a total of only 5,200 2-door coupes seeing the light of day in 1983, which makes finding a 2-door coupe in this condition with only 31,000 original miles quite rare.  Why settle for a more common 4-door when you can have a 2-door Fleetwood Brougham?

Finished in a beautiful royal maroon metallic finish with coordinating maroon velour interior, this car is the epitome of understated elegance.  The paint has a brilliant luster, and is further enhanced by this car’s abundance of chrome and bright-work which is in excellent condition.  Inside the car, the seats, door panels, headliner, carpeting, and original floor mats are virtually completely free of wear and look as good as they did in 1983, when this car left the showroom floor.

You will also appreciate the level of luxury features with which this car is equipped, including power windows, power seats, power antenna, power trunk release, power trunk pull-down, tilt and telescope steering wheel, cruise control, rear window defroster with heated outside mirrors, symphony sound AM/FM stereo cassette with dynamic noise reduction, intermittent delay windshield wipers, illuminated entry system, illuminated vanity mirrors, and Twilight Sentinel.  All of these items work as they should.  In addition, the car also features its original carpeted factory floor mats, wire wheel covers, and leather-wrapped steering wheel.

This car still sports its original Uniroyal Royal Seal puncture-sealing tires, which were optional in 1983.  The car runs and drives beautifully, with tight and laser straight steering, seamless transmission shifts, and smooth and quiet acceleration—long hallmarks of the Cadillac tradition.

This car was purchased new by an elderly gentleman and was seldom driven, but always cared for and well maintained.  When he passed away, he left the car to his grandson, who subsequently sold it to his neighbor.  As is evidenced by the photographs, this car always received the best of care and always received what it needed throughout the years.