1976 Cadillac Eldorado

CONVERTIBLE Convertible

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

FOR SALE IS A 1976 ALL ORIGINAL CADILLAC ELDORADO CONVERTIBLE THIS CAR COMES WITH A 500 MOTOR WITH VERY LITTLE TLC THIS CAR WOULD BE A GREAT SUNDAY AT THE OLDIES SHOWS ALL OVER THE COUNTRY PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR A VIEWING ASAP CAR COMES WITH AUTHENTICITY CERTIFICATE AND ORIGINAL WINDOW STICKER WHITE LEATHER RED EXTERIOR AND RED CARPETS AND WHITE TOP!!!!! Eldorado convertible for 1976 In 1976, when all other domestic convertibles had vanished, GM heavily promoted the American industry's only remaining convertible as "the last American convertible". 14,000 would be sold, many purchased as investments. The final 200 convertibles produced were designated as "Bicentennial Edition" commemorating America's 200th birthday. These cars were white with a dual-color red/blue pinstripe along the upper bodyside. In 1983, when GM reintroduced convertibles, 1976 Eldorado owners, who felt they had been deceived, launched an unsuccessful class action lawsuit.[citation needed] Eldorado BiarritzUnlike the Fleetwood and de Ville models, Eldorado didn't have a unique luxury package to provide it with a title change (such as the "d'Elegance" package). This was rectified in mid-year 1976 with the Biarritz package. The most unique feature of Biarritz, a name that hadn't been used since 1963, (the Fleetwood designation was used for all Eldorados produced from 1964 through late 1976) was a brushed stainless steel roof covering the front passenger compartment for model years 1979-1985. This was a styling cue reminiscent of the 1957/58 Eldorado Brougham. The rear half of the roof was covered with a heavily padded landau vinyl top accented with large "opera" lights. The interior featured "pillowed"-style, ("tufted") velour or leather seating, with contrasting piping, along with an array of other options available.