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A behemoth that hearkens back to times of miles of chrome, this is unlike any Cadillac DeVille you have ever seen. Approach the front bumper with its acres of chrome, and the first distinctive element you notice is the bullet nosed grill. Reach in, pull the hood release, and be ready for a big surprise. This colossal Caddy is powered by a 454 CID V8, with 427 Snowflake heads and a Tripower intake manifold. This big devil of a DeVille is hiding another very custom surprise under its opulent 50-s sheet metal. It has been placed on a fully custom tubular chassis. Crack the bank...

Cadillac has always been the pinnacle of American luxury, but 1960 may have been Cadillac's pinnacle of American design. This massive two door sedan features a chrome grill dressed with jewel-like teeth spanning the front between dual headlamps on each side. The chrome trim is liberally applied from front to back including trim along the hood, each side, and topping each fin. Perhaps the most recognizable American design feature: the fin, made it's debut in 1948 by Cadillac. The fins stuck around and hit their peak of style in 1960. Projecting from each rear tailfin is a set of two bullet shaped tail lights. These lights have been used by hot rodders and custom motorcycle builders for their unique yet recognizable look. This particular '60 Coupe DeVille is dressed in PPG Deep Red with all the chrome trim in great condition. It sits on the proper wide white wall tires which scream the Americana. In the era of suburban sprawl and expansion in America, everyone wanted a large sedan with a comfortable ride and plenty of room to pile the family into the bench seat interior. With gasoline selling for $0. 30/gallon in 1960, it's no surprise this luxury sedan comes...

The current owner obtained this Cadillac in 2006 and has enjoyed it since. Walking around this piece of GM history, one should notice the Beacon Blue gloss paint that is offset with a white power convertible top. Adding to the curb appeal are the fender skirts, 15' chrome hub caps wrapped in white wall radial tires, chrome handles, chrome mirrors, DeVille badging, chrome bumpers, rear fins, and even a matching white boot for when the top is down. The white vinyl bucket seats flow well with the blue paint and white top. This Cadillac gives the luxury driving experience mixed with v8 performance. Some features include R12 air conditioning (doesn't work), power convertible top, power brakes, power seats, power steering, power windows, seat belts, etc. Powering this land yacht is a 429 CID V8 engine that is mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission. Under the hood appears to be original with minor upgrades through out the years. The 5-digit...

If there was one thing the 70's was known for other than disco music,it would most certainly be its generously sized 2 door luxury cars. With stiff competition from Lincoln bringing the Mark IV to the table and Chrysler's Imperial the 1970 Coupe DeVille received its final face lift before the full size line platform update in 1971. Even though the face lift was minor with a few changes to the grill and bright work 76% of all new Cadillac's sold in 1970 fell under the DeVille moniker, a sales record that Cadillac has not reached since. Finished in a bright Red exterior that compliments the white interior vinyl, this Caddy has that timeless appeal that only a Cadillac like this possesses. Under the hood, this Cadillac boasts a robust 472 CID V8 engine mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission, offering a smooth and powerful ride that's characteristic of its legacy. The DeVille Convertible doesn't shy away from luxury. Slide into the sumptuous white leather interior, where comfort meets elegance. The power seats allow you to adjust your position with ease, ensuring a comfortable drive every time. In addition to the standard features, this Cadillac DeVille Convertible comes equipped with a...

The DeVille was a continuation of Cadillac's 'Series 62' through the 1964 model year and you can see the resemblance in the styling evolution of these cars from the late 50's/early '60s. It's not every day you'll come across a 59-year-old Cadillac that is well maintained. the wonderful pink interior is a delight to see and sit in. At 223 inches long, it's hard to miss this all-American luxury barge and this Caddy features its original light pink color that's still in good condition with few blemishes. Check out those signature tailfins as well; not quite as large as the famous 1959 Cadillacs but this DeVille wouldn't be complete without them. GM's luxury division this car still has the 390 CID V8 engine and 3-speed Turbo-Hydramatic automatic transmission. This graceful Cadillac gets even better once you open the doors and take a seat in the well-preserved Tan front leather bench seat. The...