hello, i was hoping to get some help/advice, i recently found what i belive is a 1970 cadillac fleetwood limo, and im thinking about buying it and fixin it. it has some crazy fold out seats in the back. im not sure what to offer the guy for it? what is it worth? is it rare? or desirable? any info would be awesome !

anyone? any ideas?

I dare say you found a Series 75 one . I ain't a limo guy but if I was I would go for it .Yeah, it's as rare as hen's tooth .As far as I know, black limos are worth more

so ball park what are the value on them? i dunno what to offer? its been sitting in a filed for many years but dont look to bad, oh and it is black, looks to be orignal paint, but it has lots of patina. i like old rat rod ish lookin patinad cars tho. how can i tell if its a limo or 75 series? im new to caddys please help me out.

Look at the picture ,this is for '70 Fleetwood Series 75 Limo
http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/4897/1970cadillac75le6.jpg

yes i belive that is it, ima try to get pictures today

definitely buy it, the 75 series are always the rarest Cadillac's of their perspective years. Depending on on good of a condition it is, go to manheimgold.com If it the front bench is leather and it has the partition, its a limo. If it has a regular bench and no partition it is a nine passenger sedan which is my favorite.

ok i went to look at it again, my camera took a dump so i got no pictures........sucks. but i did look it over pretty good. i looked in side and i dont remmber seeing leather and there was no divider/partition.

Condition is everything with these cars. Although Series 75 sedans are rare, they aren't worth a lot as there is a very limited market for them. The best one on earth wouldn't fetch more than $12K, and that's on a very good day. If it's been sitting for a while, it likely needs work and has the usual rust issues on the front fenders behind the front wheelwells and around the rear window, especially if it has a vinyl top. Without pics to go on or knowing how desperate the seller is to get rid of it, I'd say start at $1500 and absolutely go no higher than $3000, unless it's an absolute jewel, which I doubt. Good luck and post some pics so we can get an idea of what we're talking about.

Craig

I paid 400 for mine, but its kinda rough. needed body work and paint and stuff. now it needs new headliner and carpet and exhaust. Probably going to spend 1000 bucks to make it livable. honestly If its been in a field I wouldnt pay more than 1000 for it. unless you can jump in it and fire it up and drive it over 100 miles.