Basic information and history

US-imported Cadillac Fleetwood Seventy-Five Limousine from 1964. The car was imported in 2010 and comes with an exciting history. Owner Says: Owned by Judge Joseph O'Kicki of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Due to the authorities finding out that he was corrupt and therefore going to put him behind bars, Joseph decided to escape. The flight was taken first to Canada and then on to Slovenia, where he is now buried. He had to leave the Cadillac in a hurry and therefore stood still for a few years until a "savior" got or could buy this unique limousine. The buyer took a long and careful time to renovate the car "from the bottom to the top". An undeniably exciting story for a collector car like this! On Swedish soil, the car has had four owners. It comes with full documentation from the renovation, both receipts and a large amount of pictures. The condition today is very nice and the car is ready to continue its history.

1. US-imported Cadillac Fleetwood Seventy-Five Limousine with very exciting history
2. Completely renovated with a large amount of documentation on the work
3. Four owners in Sweden since import back in 2010

Equipped with a 7-liter V8 of approx. 345hp connected to a 4-speed automatic and rear-wheel drive.

Condition

The current owner describes the body's general condition as excellent and both straight and fine. There are no dents, rust or worse scratches on the bodywork. The paintwork is in relatively good condition for a black paintwork. There are light scratches around the door handles and a proper polishing could do even more to the already very nice overall impression. Chrome, emblem and lamp glass are described as being in very good condition with only light wear. The rims are in good condition and the tires are described as being in new condition.

The interior is described as being in very good condition. Instrument panel is free of damage and with only light wear. Button, steering wheel and controls in good condition. The inner ceiling is without damage. Clock and kilometer function on the speedometer are out of order. Miles per hour works, however. A GPS for speed and clock is connected to the cigarette socket.

Engine is described as being in very good condition. Gearbox and driveline as well and without any noise. The brakes are in good condition with a refurbished master cylinder. Mechanically, everything works as intended.

Service history

Engine, box and rear axle have received new oil and filter. There is various previous service documentation. The car was last inspected in 2016 and is today inspection exempt.

Summary

American luxury limousine with a very exciting history! A perfect collector's car for those who love history and curiosities around their vehicles.