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1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Talisman

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1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Talisman City of Lakeland PD, Vin; 6B696S60255541, odom exempt, odom reads 49,014, pwr by 500 cubic inch, 8 cylinder, gas, automatic transmission. Equipped with; chrome bumpers, wire wheel, courtesy lamps, crushed velour seats, pile carpet, cruise control, pwr antenna, AC climate control, pwr locks, windows, Missing components.Item untested. Inspection recommended.

MAY 20TH TAMPA RING 1 GOV SURPLUS TRUCK/EQUIP AUCTION

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AUCTION SITE ADDRESS: 7061 Alico Rd. Fort Myers, FL, 33912

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1 - CONDITIONS: All items are sold 'as-is,' 'where-is' with no warranty or guarantee expressed or implied for description, condition, or fitness for use. Conditional notes or descriptions are deemed an opinion only and in no way be guaranteed. Royal Auction Group, Inc. (RAG) is proud to provide as much info pertaining to each lot but should be used as a guide only, buyers can inspect any lot physically prior to bidding or contact us at 239-936-4121 for additional questions. Mileage/hours are recorded only by what is visible on the meter, and no guarantees are made on actual mileage/hours on any asset sold. Condition notes are given as a guide only; factual information on any lot sold is to be verified solely by the buyer/bidder. Inaccuracies in the catalog or on the Internet will under no circumstances relieve the purchaser from the sale. Once a bid is recorded it cannot and will not be changed or altered. It's solely the bidder's responsibility to be responsible for any bids posted by their paddle number or bidder number both onsite and online. No buyer shall or may retract his bid. The buyer accepts the lot when he makes a bid. All sales are final. Any announcements made on, before, or during the time of sale supersede any written descriptions. All opinions of condition are strictly to be used as guidelines. We do guarantee free and clear title to ownership with no liens or encumbrances whatsoever unless otherwise noted. All verbal or written announcements made during the sale or on the auction block, overwrite any printed descriptions or claims posted on catalog or any other marketing material. INSPECT BEFORE YOU BID! Buyers must have a valid photo ID issued by a local, state or federal agency to gain admittance to the auction site and obtain a bidder number. The bidder is responsible for knowing which item you are bidding on. If you are unsure, you should inquire or not bid. When you become the winning bidder at the auction you have effected a contract and will be expected to pay for those items in which you were evidenced to be the successful bidder. Auctioneer will not honor 'mistakes.' INSPECT BEFORE YOU BID!

Buyers must have a valid photo ID issued by a local, state or federal agency to gain admittance to the auction site and obtain a bidder number.

The bidder is responsible for knowing which item you are bidding on. If you are unsure, you should inquire or not bid. When you become the winning bidder at the auction you have affected a contract and will be expected to pay for those items in which you were evidenced to be the successful bidder. Auctioneer will not honor your mistakes. INSPECT BEFORE YOU BID!

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The auctioneer reserves the right to accept bids in any increment he feels is in the best interest of his client, the seller. The auctioneer reserves the right to reject the bidding of any person whose conduct, actions, or adverse comments he feels are not in the best interest of the seller.

2 - BUYERS PREMIUM: A 10% Buyers Premium will be charged to each purchased item or individual lot. An additional 2% internet provider service fee that will be charged for each item purchased online.

3 - SALES TAX: Lee County, FL requires us to collect a 6% sales tax on all items purchased, and is charged in addition to the winning bid. All sales are subject to Florida sales tax and Florida tax laws. Sales tax exemptions will be accepted on non-titled assets with a copy of your current agricultural and/or tax exemption certificate as long as that item pertains to your business and is for resale only. Sales tax exemption will be accepted on tilted vehicles only with a current tax exemption certificate and dealer's license. All out of state buyers must pay taxes in Florida and will be required to fill out an affidavit for their home state. Out of country buyers are tax exempt only with a copy of the bill of lading during check out.

4 - INSPECTION: Items will be available for inspection beginning 2 days prior to the Friday sale starting on Wednesday to Thursday, 9:00 AM to 4:30, or sale day morning starting at 7:30 AM.

5 - SALE SITE DIRECTIONS
Use this as a GPS Address.
7061 Alico Road
Fort Myers, FL 33912

From I-75 Take exit 128 (Alico Rd) and head west on Alico Rd.
Go almost 3 miles and turn RIGHT onto Indy Dr.

6 - TERMS: Payment in full is required by the Wednesday after auction day, by cash, credit card, certified funds, or check with a bank letter of guarantee. Sample letter of guarantee: 'We hereby guarantee the payment of our customer written on his account up to dollars for purchases at your auction sale on.' Personal and Business checks are accepted on sale day however, assets will be held at auction yard for 5 business days or until the check clears, whichever is later. All checks should be made payable to Royal Auction Group Inc. Wire transfers are acceptable if approved at time of registration. A $25 administration fee will apply to all invoices. All major credit cards are accepted with a 3% surcharge added into the amount collected. Winning Internet Bidders are required to contact Royal Auction Group via email at [email protected] to arrange payment instructions on sale day. Every effort is made to 'guard' merchandise throughout the auction. However, the bidder becomes solely responsible for all items purchased by them immediately following the winning bid and assumes all risks of damage to the items following the winning bid by any cause, including Acts of God. RAG shall not be responsible for theft or damage to any items following the winning bid. Interest on overdue amounts will be paid by the buyer at a rate of 18% per annum or at such other maximum rate as allowed by law, together with any legal or collection costs incurred by the auctioneers.

By agreeing to these terms, on-line buyers authorize the Company to charge the credit card on file for the total bid amount plus buyer's premium and processing fees after bidding ends on the purchased lot. Any attempt to circumvent this authorization will be considered theft by deception and the buyer will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Buyers shall not be permitted to possess any of his purchases, and title to such purchased items will not be delivered to the buyer, until the TOTAL PURCHASE PRICE of all his purchases including all applicable goods, taxes or fees have been paid.

Backup bidders are still responsible for their bids up to five business days after the auction.

Due to Safety and Insurance reasons, No One under the age of 16 is Permitted on the Auction Site while the sale is in progress.

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To Royal Auction Group, Inc.
** IN THE MEMO SECTION PLEASE LIST INVOICE NUMBER**
Bank Name: Chase
City and State: 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza New York, NY 10015
Account Number: 838960729
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8 - REMOVAL: No items may be removed until paid in full. Except as otherwise set forth in section 6 above, all sale items that can be carried by hand may be removed on sale day as long as the removal activity is not disruptive to the sale and only until 5:00 PM. All items may also be removed Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and all items must be removed by 10 business days after the posted sale date. A $20/day per item storage and transportation fee will incur if items are not removed by posted deadlines. Items not removed in the time frame listed above may be deemed abandoned, and the auctioneer may tow and impound or resell the lot. It is solely the responsibility of Buyer to remove all items within the timeframes set forth in this Section.

9 - AIRPORT: The area is serviced commercially and privately through Charlotte County Airport and Regional Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW).

10 - LOADING: RAG staff will gladly assist in loading purchases. RAG only has access to a 5,000lb forklift and cannot lift items with a weight greater than that. Our staff will not load or tie down purchases, but merely will aid the buyer in the process. We are not responsible for any items loaded or any securement of such items. If an outside transport company is used, make sure the driver can load and tie down on their own. In no way will RAG or any of its employees be held responsible for any damage or injury to such
items or to any other persons or property during the loading process, and Buyer assumes all risks of damage to the items following the winning bid by any cause, including Acts of God. If the item is listed as non-running, plan to bring a tow truck. We will not push vehicles onto a trailer. Buyer agrees to indemnify and hold RAG and its staff harmless from any claims of damage or injury to any items or to any other persons or property during the loading process.

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In State: (Florida Residence)
Title Processing Fee for Non-Commercial Vehicles & Trailers over 2,000lbs.
- $165.00
Tag Transfer Fee Additional $65.00 ($165 + $65)
Full Dealer Services Includes Florida Title processing, temporary tag &
permanent Florida plate - $450.00
Trailers under 2,000lbs. Registration processing only - $25.00
Trailers under 2,000lbs. Registration processing and permanent Florida
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Commercial Vehicles Fees are charged by the GVW of the vehicle. Please
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Title Processing Fee for Boats - $250.00

Out of State Buyers:
Title processing fee - $25.00
Temporary Tag (Out of State Only) Additional $65.00 ($25 + $65)

12 - DEALER'S EXEMPT - Provide your Current Calendar Year Tax Exemption Certificate and dealer's license, a $25.00 title fee will be charged for each titled Vehicle.

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15 CONSIGNORS: No consignor is permitted to bid on their own item(s), and a consignor bidding on their own items will be deemed in breach of this Agreement and their Consignment Agreement. It is acknowledged that a consignor bidding on their own items will cause RAG to incur costs and damages that are difficult to ascertain with certainty; therefore a consignor bidding on their own items shall be liable to RAG for 20% of the sale price or reserve amount as liquidated damages. Such liquidated damages are
intended to represent estimated actual damages and are not intended as a penalty. In addition, RAG reserves the right to preclude any consignor bidding on their own item(s) from consigning again.

16 - Royal Auction accepts absentee bids for bidders that cannot physically attend the auction. Absentee bids are treated similar to a max prebid on Proxibid or Equipment Facts. Absentee bids are accepted through a Docusign agreement. Please contact the auction site for details on this process.

17 - Royal Auction accepts consignments that may be sold OUTSIDE of our physical host auction site. These items will have a lot number followed by a two letter state identifier of what state the item is located. Additionally, the description will describe the state and city where the item is and will have to be removed from.

**No-One Under the Age of 16 will be permitted to attend the auction for Safety Reasons. **

Auction Terms Glossary:

Odom Reads – This is what the odometer shows at the time of check in. Odom reads is not a guarantee of true mileage, we are simply stating what the odometer is currently showing.

One Owner Fleet – Means this item has had only one previous owner/user. The unit may have changed hands through a dealer but has had only one true owner/user.

City of XXXX – Unit has previously been owned by the City or County named here.

Pwd by/Pwr by – Means the unit has this brand or size power unit.

Limited Function Check – Means during our short chick in period, we performed a limited function test where the results are written in the description. This test does not guarantee functionality of any item or components of that item.

Runs & Drives – Means the unit ran and was driven in line during the check in process. Runs and Drives does not guarantee the unit will drive any extended distance.

Absentee Bid – Means a bid submitted by a bidder to the auction company who cannot attend the auction and therefore the auction company will bid as their proxy.

Sold on a Phone Call or Sold Pending Confirmation – Means the bid must be confirmed as acceptable by the seller. The bidder is still held liable for the bid for up to three days after the sale.

Buyer’s Premium – Means the premium fee added to each item that is purchased and will be calculated into the final sale price.

On-Line Premium – Means the additional buyer’s premium added to each item purchased through the on-line portal.

Timed Sale – Means an on-line sale that each item starts at a specific time and continues until the time is expired. Each bid may add additional time to the bidding process.

Clear Title - Royal Auction Group guarantees a clear title on titled items or we will refund your money in full plus $500.00

Over the Top and 70s Chic: Little Known Details About the 1974 Cadillac Fleetwood Talisman

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King of the Dinosaurs: 1975 Cadillac Fleetwood Talisman

The Cadillac Fleetwood Talisman was sold from 1975-1976 as the ultimate expression of domestic opulence. It combined the long wheelbase girth of the Seventy-Five limousine with the package of the Fleetwood sedan all for an astonishing MSRP that could hit $17k in 1975 (when a Corvette cost $6,800). You don’t seem many around today, but if you’ve got the space for a 19.5 ft car (that is more than a foot longer than a second gen Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van), it does seem like something worth a second glance. Find this 1975 Cadillac Fleetwood Talisman offered for $18,500 in Tulsa, OK via craigslist. Tip from Cory.

From the seller:

1975 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD TALISMAN
fuel: gas
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
I HAVE THIS 1975 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD TALISMAN FOR SALE. IT IS A RARE CAR, ONLY 4336 WERE PRODUCED DURING THE THREE YEARS 1974, 1975 & 1976. DEFINITION OF TALISMAN IS AN OBJECT, TYPICALLY AN INSCRIBED RING OR STONE, THAT IS THOUGHT TO HAVE MAIC POWERS AND TO BRING GOOD LUCK. THAT DEFINITELY DESCRIBES THIS CAR.

HERE ARE SOME OF THE AMENITIES:
MEDICI VELOUR UPHOLSTERY SEATING AND DOOR PANELS
CUSTOM FLOOR MATS
BUSINESS CONSOLE BETWEEN BUCKET SEATS
LIGHTED VANITY MIRROR
FAUX OSTRICH LEATHER TRIMS AND HEADLINER
SUNROOF
FABRIC CLOTH TOP (PHANTOM TOP, FAUX CONVERTIBLE)
MODERN MUSIC SYSTEM
ALARM SYSTEM
CUSTOM PIN STRIPPING
CUSTOM CANDIED CINNAMON METALLIC PAINT FINISH
CUSTOM CHROME GRILL
CUSTOM CHROME FENDER SKIRTS
CARPETED TRUNK
TRUMPET HORN
CUSTOM NARDI WOOD STEERING WHEEL
NEW TIRES

TAKE A LOOK AT THE PICTURES.

ASKING $18,500.00

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I have owned three Fleetwoods over the years. Two things that really kill this car for me are the chrome fender skirts and the sunroof in the carriage roof. Who the hell puts a sunroof in their convertible?

All of the customizations on this car have pushed it over the line that separates mid-70s opulence from disco-era pimp. I should love this, and I really want to, but I think it would be better in stock Talisman form. Adding flash to a car like this can only detract from the luxury. Still, if I had an RV garage that could fit this beast, I’d be interested.

This car is so ostentatious, it defies words…beautiful. In my time I’ve driven a ’77 Deville, and an ’83 Fleetwood. My father and mother drive a ’72 Continental Mk III when I was in utero, so I came by it naturally.

Bob had a hangover.
As hangovers go it wasn’t really that bad a hangover. The problem was that the root cause of the hangover probably wouldn’t go away with ethanol’s lesser cousins over the next few hours.
The problem was Bob sold Cadillacs. As a matter of fact, Bob sold lots of Cadillacs even though his desk was off under the OK used cars sign. He sold Caddies to both the richest families in town, well richest if you define richest by most likely to buy a Cadillac on any given morning. One had a lock on “the used food byproduct stream” as they put it. The other made a surprising amount of money as “paving contractors”. From what Bob heard both were eager to pursue opportunities in the fast-growing recreational medication field. Bob also had a third steady business supplying the local funeral home where business was booming on account of Bob’s other two groups of customers killing each other, often in ways that deprecated the value of their cars to less than scrap if they ever got released from evidence. Bob couldn’t repeat the sales pitch about stain-resistant fabrics without pretending to see some wildlife doing some particularly clever thing out the window to account for an otherwise out-of-context grin. So anyway, yesterday afternoon the used food family was having a memorial service for one of their many cousins. Said cousin, in a remarkably improbable series of events, started to choke on a stone-like foreign object in a grinder sandwich he was eating at his desk, jumped up and ran down the hallway just as a new hire opened a door,. The cousin bounced off it, broke through a window and fell two stories into something called a digester which would have only been an embarrassing story along the lines of “and then I was in deep shit” if at hadn’t been for the fact he was choking on some mystery component of his sandwich. That and the weird thing that the new hire who was the only witness to this strange series of events turned out to be some son-in-law of the head of the paving contractor/exploring opportunities in the fast-growing recreational medication market family. Strangely as it this wasn’t weird enough, that guy died the next Tuesday when he was decapitated in a freak runaway 3 cubic yard trash container accident. Apparently, as Bob understood it, the second family was not invited to the memorial “not a funeral, what do you think falling into a digester leaves you with?” but attended anyway. One thing led to another, words were exchanged, then bullets, and the next thing you know all Bob’s customers were either dead or in jail.
None of this was Bob’s problem other than the fact that he had gone out on a limb and ordered the ugliest, most expensive Cadillac that he could, knowing that one of his three customers would buy it just to stick it to the other two. Bob caught his mind wandering. There it was wandering through traffic on it’s way to the in ’n out burger across the street and it wasn’t even 11:00. Suddenly there was the sound of God’s own laundry bag ripping apart the seams, or maybe it was just the residual acetaldehyde and fusil oil messing with Bob’s head. Then Bob heard the sound again, “definitely God’s laundry bag” thought Bob, before reflecting that if God had a laundry bag it certainly would not have seams followed in rapid order by:
Does God do his own laundry?
Does God even have laundry?
What is God’s laundry soiled with anyway?
Does God even wear any clothing at all and if so, is it seersucker? Then that sound again but now Bob’s brain was able to fix the source in the service area. As Bob considered the implications of Cadillac authorized service technicians moonlighting doing god’s laundry on company time he started walking carefully towards the service area keeping in mind the recent demise of his customers. Now there was the sound of a woman shouting. Something about cutting somebody’s balls off. Bob was getting confused. To the best of his knowledge castration was not a Cadillac authorized service although he had heard that the full service on this year’s climate control system was comparable. And was god a woman? Didn’t god have other ways to arrange for castrations or was that circumcisions? Bob got the two confused all the time. As he walked out to the service area ramp Bob saw that there was a smallish woman standing next to a Ferrari 365 GTB/4 “Daytona” going on at some length about visiting an Imaginative string of indignities on someone he gathered was her husband. As Bob reflected upon it God would definitely have a Ferrari 365 GTB/4 as a daily driver, but the woman who had driven it into the dealership was not comporting herself in a particularly god-like manner. The smallish woman seemed to be slipping into the realm of rational discourse in what Bob’s mother always referred to as “your indoor voice” which made Bob think of Iggy Pop. Iggy Pop’s indoor voice always seemed to fill up all of the indoors to the point of there being no indoors left. The woman with the Daytona likewise was taking up a lot of space for someone her size. “I want to trade this in on the most expensive flashiest car you have as a surprise for my husband” “Well as luck would have it I have this Cadillac Fleetwood Talisman that just came in right here. It’s a special order car but it has become available on account of changing market conditions. As you can see It’s a very special automobile with a Medici velvet interior and…” “Whatever, I’ll take it. Can I have it monogrammed? I’d like YFS painted on the doors” “Your husband’s name is?” “Melvin Ward, but YFS is for You Fucking Scumbag” “I see” Bob wasn’t quite sure if he was seeing anything at all, the light at the end of the tunnel, or an oncoming train, but his head was feeling a little bit better, or it would if Ms. Big For Her Size and even louder than that would calm down just a little. On the other hand, Bob was fairly confident that Melvin Fucking Scumbag would indeed be surprised. Probably not “surprised and delighted” as the woman at the district spring sales training off-site was going on about, but definitely surprised. “And If I traded this Ferrari in, Melvin wouldn’t be able to just come in next week when he gets back from his weekend with that alleged ‘personal assistant’ and return the Cadillac for it would he?” “Well there would be a pretty big hit just on account of the depreciation when you drive it off the lot ( Bob had this weird feeling. Ms. Ward seemed to be smiling at the part where most customers frowned, but then again most customers didn’t introduce themselves in screaming reveries of emasculation) and getting it monogrammed would be another huge hit. You should probably wait on the monogramming. Wally who does all our pin-striping is on vacation in the upper peninsula for the next week anyway.” “Oh I can have my pilot pick Wally up” “He’s on a small island” “In my seaplane” Well, the presumably soon-to-be-former Mrs. Scumbag was focused on her goal, Bob had to give her that. “Anyway if the Ferrari is still on the lot, he could, of course, buy it and we don’t really get a lot of traffic looking for an automobile like that on a long weekend…” “But if, for instance, you bought it…” “I couldn’t possibly afford it” “I’ll give you a $5000 tip, that should cover it. I’m pretty sure it needs a new muffler anyway, did you hear it when I came in?” The precincts of Bob’s mind that had been toiling on the epistemology of God’s laundry put that aside to focus on the situation at hand. Bob was going to unload a car with the appointments and general size of a small bordello that an hour ago he was probably going to get fired over. He would be ending up with a for all practical purposes free Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona except for maybe tax on $5000. He might even get a killer commission on the Cadillac Fleetwood Talisman. Maybe even quit his job, drive the Daytona out to the coast and get a job at a Ferrari shop. “I think we can make this work. My manager is out to lunch so I’ll just write all this up myself”

When you feel focused and ready, open your eyes and dip the wand into the bowl of water. **Visualize** the person or object you want to freeze in your mind. Imagine them becoming completely still, unable to move or act. Now, **recite** the incantation: "Gelaris Silemsa". As you speak the words, imagine the power of the spell flowing from your wand and enveloping the person or object. Once you have recited the incantation, sprinkle a pinch of salt over the top of the water in the bowl. This adds an extra layer of magical energy to the spell, enhancing its effectiveness. To conclude the spell, bring the wand out of the water and point it towards the person or object you want to freeze. **Visualize** the freezing spell taking effect, causing the person or object to become completely immobile. After performing the spell, it is important to remember that the frozen state is temporary. The duration of the freeze will depend on the strength of the spell and the circumstances surrounding it. I hope this tutorial has been helpful in guiding you through the process of performing the **freezing spell**. Remember to always use magic responsibly and ethically. It is important to consider the potential consequences and impact of your actions before casting any spell. Good luck, and happy spellcasting!.

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