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The Eldorado was a personal luxury car that was produced by Cadillac from the model years 1953 to 2002. The name Eldorado is the combination of two Spanish words which translate to 'the golden one. ' The seventh generation of the Eldorado ran from 1971 to 1978. In 1971 the Eldorado underwent many changes and upgrades. Powering this beautiful 1976 Cadillac Eldorado is the numbers matching 500 cubic inch V8 engine and mated to its original 3 speed automatic transmission that transfers the power to the front axle flawlessly. The numbers matching drivetrain has less than 35k actual original documented miles. The original white leather interior is in excellent condition and is the perfect contrast to the gorgeous green exterior. The current owner has replaced the soft top, boot for top, radial tires with less than 500 miles, new 4-wheel disc brakes, calipers, radiator, water pump, alternator, and even weather stripping. An 'Oh Suzanna' horn has been...

This is a perfect example of timeless luxury that was offered in the 70's and preserved beautifully all these years later. With its powerful 4. 25 CID V8 engine and comfortable tufted leather interior it's a great combination of comfort and performance as well as style that only Cadillac could deliver. The Harvest Yellow exterior is very rare and appealing accented with the tan interior is certain to turn heads as you cruise down the Boulevard. The AM/FM radio will play the classics however the true music will come from the purr of the General Motors V8 under the hood. The V8 is paired to the front wheels by a 3-speed automatic transmission and the power brakes brings this land yacht to a stop with ease. Other features on this Cadillac are Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio, Power Brake, Power Steering, Power Locks, Power Seats, Tilt Wheel, Seat Belts and White Wall Tires. With only 32,777...

This beauty has incredibly low mileage and nearly impeccable inside and out.

This gorgeous car has only seen just over 11,000 original miles and has been garaged and meticulously cared for. The Carfax is clean and shows that this has been a desert southwest car. The Teal exterior looks fantastic and shows no flaws accented by gold all over. The teal interior also shows no defects, and we struggled to find even minor defects! This car truly is a time capsule, and the drivetrain is no slouch. The V8 is truly a good engine that makes respectable power and is paired to a smooth automatic transmission. The mileage on this is incredibly low and highly desired. Everything works on the inside of the vehicle, these cars out there, but not in this condition typically! It is equipped with Air Conditioning, AM/FM cassette Radio, Cruise Control, Power seat with Lumbar Support, Power...

Only 566 were built-in 1973. They were all painted Cotillion White, with red interior, Power Convertible Top comes with a die-cast convertible, Authenticity manual, Service records, and Framed poster. 1973 was the 5th year that Cadillac was chosen as a pace car throughout the years. And this was the second time ever that a front-wheel-drive car was leading the pack of race cars down the start lap, the first front-wheel-drive pace car was a Cord sometime in the '30s. And this was up to 1973 the most powerful pace car ever! The sheer weight of the Eldorado convertible forced the Cadillac engineers to take some measures to allow the car to reach the high speeds needed. The 8. 2 liter 500 CID engine was tweaked. A new crank was installed as was specially forged pistons and a dual exhaust system, even the bumpers were replaced with polished aluminum instead of steel. And there was actually a second spare car supplied by the factory, just in case that something happened to the first. Both pace cars also had hood pins to secure the hood/bonnet as well as the flag pole mounts in the rear.

Interestingly enough both cars survived the...

What began as a Sedan DeVille hardtop, had the top professionally removed and turned into this lengthy, open-air Caddy and one of the coolest four-door convertible cruisers around! Back in the mid-1960s, Cadillac was at its legendary pinnacle and considered the choice far and wide as choice for your luxury buying dollar. With strength, style and even a decent amount of substance, you could really say that early 1960s Cadillacs were the standard to measure luxury cars to.

Coated in gallons of stunning red paint, our Sedan DeVille is a hard to miss vessel on the motorway. Many of your friends could accompany you on your journey while you cruise the boulevards in style and comfortably seated in the nice white seats with white and black accented interior in total Cadillac splendor.

Our lengthy, 'no top' red, as far as the eye can see beauty, has spent the majority of its life leading and participating in parades at very low to no speed, but step on the floor pedal on the far right side of the floor and this giant roars thanks to a very healthy 429 CI,...