A seller-described all-original California car with factory paint and interior. Its 195k miles make service history and condition—not odometer theater—the point.
Sold · result reviewed September 25, 2026
Source review: September 25, 2026. ClassicCars explicitly states this vehicle has been sold. Recorded source
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195,000 milesCadillac, Michigan
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A seller-described all-original California car with factory paint and interior. Its 195k miles make service history and condition—not odometer theater—the point.
The 240 wagon is an icon because of its useful shape and durability. An original California-car claim makes this worth investigating even at high mileage—provided the history supports it.
Listing facts and simple derived context only. No proprietary score.
Source checked September 21, 2026
Listed odometer195,000 milesReported by ClassicCars.com; verify against the car and title history.Model-year age36 yearsApprox. 5,400 miles/year Based on listed odometer ÷ 36-year model age; directional context, not a score.Market statusSoldSold · result reviewed September 25, 2026
Why it is curatedORIGINAL · 195K MI
SignalClassicSignalHigh-Mile HeroSignalSurvivor
Method: model-year age uses 2026 minus model year. Mileage pace is shown only when the listing supplies odometer mileage that is not described as project or build mileage. Always verify the original listing and vehicle.
Listing-backed facts
Data point
This car
What it tells you
Source
Last recorded price / result
$11,495
Historical listing information; not a current offer.
These are documented model, platform or age-related inspection priorities—not a claim that this specific vehicle has each problem. “Not stated” means the listing does not establish that the item has been addressed.
Issue / inspection priority
Evidence source
Evidence for this car
Overdrive relay failureRepairPal identifies an inoperative overdrive and persistent upshift arrow as a common 240 issue. Confirm highway operation and relay/wiring condition.
Fuel-pump relay no-startA failed fuel-pump relay is another frequently reported 240 no-start cause, often after a hot soak. Test repeated warm restarts.
Tailgate wiring and cargo-area waterInspect the hinge harness, rear wiper, plate lights, locks, struts, seals and spare well—wagon-specific failures a sedan inspection can miss.
A condition-first buyer who understands that a 195,000-mile 240 should be judged by records, rust, drivability and deferred maintenance rather than mythology.
What Waghoon could not verify
Waghoon has not independently inspected this vehicle or authenticated every seller statement. Confirm VIN or chassis identity, title, ownership, accidents, service invoices, modifications, recall completion and current availability. Arrange an independent pre-purchase inspection before money changes hands.