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This year marked the bicentennial as well as an end to inflation that had affected markets world-wide. Plentiful gasoline encouraged car sales suggesting whatever lessons that were learned from the Oil Embargo of 1973 were quickly forgotten. Americans were ready to buy and buy big in that they flocked to the larger sized vehicles. Such is the case with this beautiful 1976 Eldorado that was and continues to be a popular model to this day. Powered by the original numbers matching, rebuilt 500 CID fuel injected V8 rated at 215 horsepower, this boat is ready to set sail! Those familiar with the ride on these longer cars know exactly what we-re talking about when we say the car -floats- down the highway. A smooth shifting three-speed automatic allows for effortless driving and a truly relaxed riding experience. Coated in a handsome steel blue paint with white pinstripes, this Cadillac features a fully-functioning automatic top! The last Eldorado convertibles went on sale in 1976, at least until ragtops were revived in the 1980s. Customers were quick to buy these classy convertibles and to find one in good driving condition in a real...

Powering this Terra Cotta Firemist convertible is a 500 Cubic inch V8 with an automatic transmission! These Cadillacs are known for not only being great looking but for providing a great ride. One of the many nice things about Cadillacs of this era is that everyone knows it when They see it. All through out the 70's these were the cars to have. Long gone were the days of the muscle cars and Cadillac was helping to usher in the next era of luxury cars that provided something the last generation couldn't provide, a smooth, comfortable ride with plenty of luxuries attached. No more sitting in your sweat with your shirt sticking to you and your girls makeup running down her face. In 1974 you could slide into your Cadillac, scoop up your girl and pull up to the hot spot while looking fresh on even the hottest summer nights. If you're the kind of person that loves the attention and doesn't want to be tucked away from the eyes of the public. drop your top and show everyone who the lucky man is behind the wheel. As mentioned before, this car is loaded with luxuries....

Nothing says luxury and style quite like this classic piece of Americana! This Eldorado is an eye catching white with the power white convertible top and a deep red leather interior. This 1985 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz convertible is a nice running and driving car that represents the 66,817 CarFax verified miles very, very well. These cars are starting to be more sought after and have been steadily increasing in value, especially with this low of miles! The power convertible top works as it should, and the vehicle looks clean and well cared for. (It is equipped with A/C, however it is only blowing warm. ) The list of options in...

The Cadillac Eldorado has always been the symbol of style and class. From your grandmother's garage to the mafiosos on the Las Vegas strip, the Cadillac Eldorado was loved by all. The quality and consistency of Cadillacs vehicles has stood the test of time and arguably, they just do not make them like they use to! This is a fine example of a 46-year-old vehicle and shows incredibly well. Gracing this exterior, you will find a maroon GM quality paint job with a subtle but necessary pin stripe that defines the long lines of this beautiful vehicle. Inside you will find a bright white interior in very honest shape for the year as well as a white convertible top to match! Under the hood you are looking at a massive 500CI V8 motor putting the power through an equally stout automatic transmission. This Eldorado has been loved and it is showing a little bit of wear in some places. A few minor things to look at and you will...

What a rich history this car harks back to. The Eldorado debuted back in 1952 and was the next to highest trim leveled offered. The nameplate translated from Spanish as 'the gilded,' or referred to the Columbian 'Lost City of Gold. ' The Eldorado would see a long history of running all the way until 2002 spanning across 12 generations. The Biarritz trim level is highly sought after due to the extra attention to design. The already beautiful Eldorado would receive specific door and fender moldings, accents, wire wheel covers, leather wrapped steering-wheel, Cadillac's theft system, and exclusive Biarritz tufted seats. All this dramatically pushed the cost to a hefty price tag of over $31k in 1984! That's over $88k today with inflation adjustment! What a beauty this '84 model is. The white paint looks great ,and the white power top is body matching. Inside you'll find plush red leather seating that is also in good order. Under the hood is a 4. 1L V8 engine backed by an automatic transmission. Current owner has had her for over 11 years, acquired from a dealer. Odometer shows 73k miles and is actual. The...