1967 Cadillac Eldorado

Coupe

500 CI

Automatic

H7194595

Clear

Gasoline

In 1967, the Cadillac Eldorado was known as "The World's Finest Personal Luxury Car" (Automotive Mileposts). This car came equipped with a 429 engine, drum brakes, 16" wheels and factory exhaust; however the car has been updated with a Cadillac 500 engine from a 1970 Eldorado, that has approximately 60,000 miles on it, front disc brakes, 22" wheels and a duel magnaflow exhaust. Not to mention that this car has the very rare ($183 upgrade in 1967) original contoured bucket seats with center console, and a Kenwood CD player with remote. Enhancements to this vehicle include but are not limited to:New Fuel PumpRebuilt CarburetorNew DistributorNew ShocksNew GearboxFront Disc Brakes22" WheelsDual Magnaflow Exhaust The NADA Average Retail Value for a 1967 Cadillac Eldorado is $10,500. This car with it's upgrades sold for over $6,500 in 1967. In the world of classic cars it is a great but with tremendous value! Runs well and no rust. Rear window trim is missing, power locks and passenger side power window motor does not work, hideaway light vacuum pump needs to be replaced...I purchased the car 5 years ago and I've only driven her about 200 miles total during that time. Car is in exact condition and style in which i bought it. NADA average retail price does not take into consideration that the car has the bucket seat upgrade which increases the value quite considerably.