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Summary
This 1972 Cadillac started life as a hearse and was transformed into the 'Pirate Surf Mobile' by art car builder Richard Fletcher. It features a 28-foot-long body with a double front axle, two-tone blue and gold paint, a skull-and-crossbones grille, and a heavily customized engine with unusual exhaust and intake. The car is sold on a bill of sale and is not running; it requires wiring to be operational.
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