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1976 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible. 1 of 5 barn finds from a collection in Fairmont WV selling at no reserve. 

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1969 Cadillac Eldorado Coupe. Purchased from the original owner. This 1969 Cadillac Eldorado was delivered to him from Crea Cadillac in Scranton Pa. February 1969.  The car came out of storage in 2022 after 20 plus years and mechanically gone over.  Everything works and the AC blows cold.  The car is completely original, Driveline, Body, Paint, Top and Interior. The way it came out of the factory on day one. 

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1963 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz one of 1825 made.  Comes in a very desirable color, Fire Frost Red.  Features a 390/325hp V8 Engine, Automatic Transmission. Power Convertible Top, Power Windows, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Seats. Tilt Wheel and Auto Dimming Lights. The Cadillac was sold new in 1963 and retained by the original owner for 46 years and comes with all the service records since new.  Runs and drives beautifully. 

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To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rn$90,000 - $120,000 USD rnrnOne of only 400 Eldorado Broughams built for 1957, and just 704 completed in total rnPresented in highly original condition, showing only 30,177 miles at the time of cataloguingrnFinished in Chamonix White over Light Gray Mojave cloth with White leather interior, a rare combinationrnAccompanied by coveted vanity kit, including a selection of original and reproduction itemsrnA hand-built Cadillac dream car ideal for preservation-class exhibitionrn rnrnThe Cadillac Eldorado Brougham, introduced for 1957, was a tour de force from an automaker at the height of its power. Packed with an impressive array of luxury and technology features, it boasted cutting-edge styling, highlighted by Cadillac-first quad headlamps and a brushed stainless-steel roof. The Brougham-specific 365-cubic-inch V-8 topped with a batwing air cleaner produced 325 horsepower-more than enough to effortlessly move this imposing automobile.rnrnThe Eldorado Brougham cost a staggering $13,074 when new; even then, Cadillac is said to have lost as much as $10,000 on each car sold. That was of little concern, however, as the exclusive model unquestionably confirmed Cadillac's standing as the Standard of the World. Only 400 Eldorado Broughams were sold in 1957, followed by a mere 304 in 1958, after which the body style was changed. Rare when new, these Cadillacs are scarcely seen today-and that is particularly true of cars in well-preserved, highly original condition.rnrnDisplaying just 30,177 miles at the time of cataloguing-believed to be actual-this Eldorado Brougham, body number 243, is one of those rare survivors. It is particularly striking in the uncommon, factory-correct combination of Chamonix White over original interior upholstery in Light Gray Mojave cloth and White leather. In recognition of its impressive state of overall originality, this car is a past AACA winner, receiving its First Junior Award in 1994; Senior Award and First Preservation in 1995; and repeat Preservation Awards in both 1996 and 2000. rnrnUnder the care of its prior owner, the Cadillac received mechanical service that included a new fuel tank and battery; its complex air ride suspension was also replaced with a conventional coil spring suspension, a commonly performed upgrade that improves the reliability and drivability of these cars. Acquired by the consignor in 2017, this Eldorado Brougham was equipped with a new set of four tires and a new glove box lock cylinder, and it has seen virtually no additional use. It has further benefitted from tuning and cleaning prior to the sale, and it is accompanied by the coveted Eldorado Brougham-specific vanity kit, including a selection of original and reproduction items. rnrnFew cars built in America, or indeed anywhere in the world at the time, were as stylistically audacious or technologically advanced as the 1957 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham. Presented in a rarely seen color combination and offered in highly original condition, this example offers its next owner the opportunity to experience the Standard of the World firsthand. rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

1990 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Coupe. 43,000 ORIGINAL MILES. Rare Sable Black  Black leather. All original paint. Meticulously maintained unrestored example. 4.5 liter V-8. Window sticker. Clean CarFax. Ice cold A/C. Ready to enjoy! 

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rnOffered Without Reserve | $40,000 - $55,000 USD rnrnAn outstanding, time-capsule Eldorado Biarritz with 23 factory-installed optionsrnPresented in the elegant color combination of Mulberry Metallic over two-tone Mulberry Sierra leather; matching landau roof rnDriven fewer than 3,620 actual miles since new; formerly of the Glenn Boyd CollectionrnPowered by a 425 cu.-in. V-8 engine with Turbo Hydra-Matic automatic transmissionrnDocumented by original window sticker, sales invoice, and MSOrn rnrnIn an age when car companies were downsizing vehicles due to government regulation and rising oil prices, Cadillac continued to produce the large and luxurious Eldorado. Notably, 1978 was the final year for the 126-inch wheelbase, front-drive E-platform that had been in use since 1971. rnrnWhile waiting one more year for an all-new downsized body, the Eldorado received no major change other than a revised crosshatch grille; identifiable by heavier horizontal bars. Cadillac did, however, introduce a new Electronic Level Control system in 1978, and it was included on the Eldorado as part of the model's impressive list of standard features, which had long come to be expected by the brand's clientele. As such, examples of the 1978 Eldorado are highly coveted cars representing the end of an era for Cadillac's so-called stretched-out styling, with luxurious tailoring, and a comprehensive suite of standard amenities.rnrnAs noted by its accompanying window sticker, sales invoice, and manufacturer's statement of origin, this outstanding and well-preserved Eldorado Biarritz was delivered new to Kinman Cadillac of Grand Island, Nebraska on 8 December 1977. With beautiful Mulberry Metallic paintwork over two-tone Mulberry Sierra Grain leather upholstery and a matching grain-vinyl false Landau hardtop, this 1978 Eldorado showed just shy of 3,620 actual miles at time of cataloguing. Power is derived from a correctly detailed 425-cubic-inch V-8 engine and routed to the front wheels by a smooth Turbo Hydra-Matic automatic transmission.rnrnIn addition to its remarkable state of originality and preservation, this Eldorado was also desirably specified from new with 23 factory-installed options, including a telescoping steering wheel, Twilight Sentinel auto-dimming system, cruise control, Guidematic headlight control, automatic door locks, AM/FM stereo with cassette player, rear window defogger, multi-adjustable power front seats, and a full set of door-edge guards. As to be expected from a top-of-the-range Cadillac, significant luxury features such as air conditioning, climate control, power steering, and color-coded chrome disc wheels wrapped in whitewall tires came standard.rnrnPrior to the consignor's purchase in December 2021 (then indicating 3,422 miles), this stunning Eldorado Biarritz resided for many years within the noted collection of Glenn Boyd in Henderson, North Carolina. rnrnDesirably specified and lovingly preserved since new by a noted chain of owners, and documented by its original factory sales literature, this 3,600-mile 1978 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Coupe is an attractive offering that is unlikely to be repeated in the marketplace anytime soon.rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

This vehicle is being sold at the Dallas 2023 as Lot No. T248. 500 CI V-8 engine- Automatic transmission- Red exterior- Power-operated White convertible top- Black interior

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. T228. 365/305 HP V-8 engine- Dual 4-barrel carburetors- Automatic transmission- Power steering- Power brakes- Power windows- 6-way power seats- Original Red paint- Red and White bench seat interior- Factory air conditioning- Autronic Eye- Wide Whitewall tires

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rnOffered Without Reserve | $70,000 - $90,000 USD rnrnSaid to be the one-millionth Cadillac produced postwar (after 1945) and reportedly one of very few 1956 Eldorados equipped from the factory with every possible option rnRemarkably preserved in correct color combination of Emerald Green Metallic over polychrome Emerald and White leather with an Ivory convertible toprnHighly specified from the factory with rare air conditioning, automatic Autronic-Eye, remote electronic trunk release, E-Z-Eye glass, signal-seeking radio, Kelsey-Hayes gold Sabre wheels, and suite of power accessoriesrnOffered from the collection of Bryan Keysorrn rnrnIn the 11 June 1956 edition of Automotive News, an article declared Cadillac's One-Millionth Postwar Car. Included was an image of what is said to be the Cadillac offered here, a gleaming Eldorado Biarritz.rnrnFor 1956, Cadillac renamed the Eldorado Convertible as the Eldorado Biarritz to differentiate it from the new Seville two-door Hardtop Coupe. Eldorados featured a shark-fin rear end, skirt-less wheel openings, chrome door top trim, and a distinctive twin blade hood ornament. Power steering, power brakes, power windows, power antenna, and a power convertible top, along with a four-speed Hydramatic automatic transmission, were generously included as standard features, while gorgeous Sabre wheels returned to make their second appearance on the Eldorado.rnrnCadillac's V-8 engine was upsized to 365 cubic inches for 1956, with output on Eldorados increased to 305 horsepower-20 horsepower more than other models within the lineup-thanks to twin four-barrel carburetors under a unique gold batwing air cleaner. At $6,556, the Eldorado Biarritz was nearly $1,800 more expensive than the lesser Series 62 Convertible, holding production to just 2,150 highly coveted units. Perhaps none have been better preserved than the example offered here. rnrnDelivered new in Los Angeles and first registered on 15 August 1956 to the Forson family of Santa Susana, California, this outstanding, preservation-grade Eldorado Biarritz is a remarkable sight to behold. The car remained in California until about 1990 before coming to New York State and then was later acquired by the consignor in April 2002. rnrnIt presents today in what is said to be its original Emerald Green Metallic paint and two-tone Emerald Green and White leather upholstery beneath an Ivory cloth convertible top. Prominently featured on the dash is a unique, gold plaque with the inscription One Millionth.rnrnMaking it even more appealing, this Eldorado Biarritz was highly optioned when new and still retains a comprehensive suite of desirable and rarely seen factory equipment, including air conditioning, a full-car heater, Autronic-Eye adaptive headlights, electronic opening and closing trunk lock, E-Z-Eye glass, a signal-seeking radio, and Kelsey-Hayes gold Sabre wheels.rnrnImportantly, this exceptionally well-preserved Eldorado Biarritz retains its numbers-matching engine and has never been shown while in the consignor's possession. It is being offered to the public here for the first time, presenting its new owner an opportunity to share this incredible Cadillac with others.rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rnOffered Without Reserve | $40,000 - $50,000 USD rnrnNumber 21 of 200 Bicentennial Edition Eldorados built for the 1976 model yearrnLast of the behemoth E-body convertible Cadillacs; marketed in period as the final American convertiblernFinished in Cotillion White with red and blue pinstripes and a white soft-top over a white leather interiorrnFully loaded with the entire complement of equipment available for the 1976 model year rnOffered from the collection of Bryan Keysorrn rnrnAn enduring symbol of American wealth and status, the Cadillac Eldorado was introduced in 1953 as a high-end, limited production model alongside its General Motors stablemates, the Oldsmobile Starfire Fiesta and Buick Roadmaster Skylark. The initial Eldorado set the precedent for subsequent generations establishing the car as the top-dog in American luxury and culminated in the iconic 1959 example featuring the ultimate expression of the fin-focused, chrome-laden design language. rnrnAs the 1960s progressed, the Eldorado joined the increasingly popular personal luxury coupe segment and, between 1967 and 1970, the nameplate was fitted exclusively to two-door hardtops featuring V-8-powered, front-wheel-drive architecture. The ninth generation, introduced in 1971, brought a celebrated return to form with the reintroduction of the convertible body style. Today, this model represents the last bastion of Cadillac's 18-foot-long drop-top land yachts. rnrnFor the wealthy, patriotic, and brash individuals of 1976, Cadillac introduced the Bicentennial Edition Eldorado. Upon its introduction, GM proclaimed the 200 examples celebrating the country's birthday to be the final American convertibles, making the example offered here an instant collectible as soon as it rolled out of the factory. All Bicentennial Editions featured identical Cotillion White paint with blue and red pinstripes along the hood and a commemorative plaque on the dash noting the limited production status. The interiors featured white leather seats with red piping, complimented by red carpets and dashboard. Additionally, these convertibles arrived fully loaded with the entire catalogue of equipment available for the 1976 model year, further establishing their status as the ultimate Eldorado. rnrnThis superb example was repainted in 2015 and remains well preserved, having been part of a collection and sparingly driven under current ownership. Thanks to its limited production and being among the last of the behemoth E-body convertible Cadillacs produced, the Bicentennial Edition will persist as a notable collector's item for marque enthusiasts in general and especially those of a patriotic persuasion.rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

This vehicle is being sold at the Las Vegas 2023 as Lot No. F89. Comprehensive rebuild 429 CI V-8 engine- Automatic transmission- Firemist Gold exterior- Tan convertible top- Air conditioning

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. S111. 1 of 532 Cadillac Eldorado convertibles produced for first year introduction- Frame-off restoration- Correct code 29 Aztec Red paint- Correct code 38 Red and White leather interior- Matching numbers 331/210 HP V-8 engine- 4-speed Hydra-Matic automatic transmission- Power steering- Power brakes

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. S47. Restored to original specifications from 2010 to 2012- 1 of 1,800 produced in 1957- Rebuilt 365/325 HP V-8 engine- 3-speed Turbo-glide automatic transmission- Rochester dual 4-barrel carburetors- Metallic Elysian Green paint with Mint Green leather seats- Power-operated White convertible top- Aluminum Sabre wheels with L75-15R white wall tires- Restored instrumentation- Power-operated bench seat- Multiple award winner

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This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. F174. Goddess Gold paint with Red and Cream leather interior- Triple-plated chrome bumpers- Rebuilt original 331/270 HP V-8 engine- Dual 4-barrel carburetters with factory batwing air cleaner- Correct GM 4-speed Hydramatic transmission- Wonderbar signal-seeking radio- Autronic eye- Fiberglass parade boot- Polished Sabre aluminum wheels- Firestone wide Whitewall tires

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. T148. Last year for the Eldorado Convertible- Previously owned by Vancouver Canucks goalie Kirk McLean- Four owners with known ownership history from new- Recently rebuilt 500 CI V-8 engine- Recently rebuilt automatic transmission- Extensive service records and receipts from new

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This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. T146. 1 of 1,800 produced in 1957- Restored- White with Black upholstery- Black soft top- 365/325 HP V-8 engine- Gold powdercoated Batwing air cleaner- Hydra-Matic transmission- Two binders of receipts and photos

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