1974 Cadillac Fleetwood Clamshell in Dayton, OH

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    I'm confused. The first pic where it is in good condition - I guess that is an old photo? So what happened to it? Wrecked on the passenger side?
     
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    Sadly, this is another conversion that didn't use doors that line up with the rear windows.

    Lazy photos showing the process of restoration, maybe.
     
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    Says "Car currently in primer.", so I'm guessing pic #3 is where it's at right now.

    It boggles my mind that people can't seem to spend half an hour to prepare a decent ad........
     
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    Pic #1 has a new style Ohio license plate, so it's a recent photo. I'm guessing reason for restoring was either:

    1. Low mileage car that needed touched up to take it to showroom level. Car looks good in the black pic but we all know 1 photo doesn't show much. Might of had surface rust issues or paint issues.
    2. Fender bender and now is painting the whole car while replacing a panel.

    Either way, you'd be buying a car in primer that did not look that bad to start with. Since it's a recent tear-down, there is less of a chance to have parts get misplaced.
     

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