1976 Cadillac Eldorado

Biarritz Convertible

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

6L67S6Q21885

Gasoline

This car is one of many cadillacs from an estate in Colorado. It has been in indoor storage since late 1997. It is a two door white cadillac with a new blue convertible top. Top is navy blue and perfect. Back window is perfect. The car starts and runs good. It does have an oil leak that stops after the engine warms up. No idea what it is. The blue leather interior and seats are in great shape for a car of this age. The carpet has been covered so it also is in really good shape. The white paint is very good There is no visible rust on the body, no dents, no scratches. It has the original white hub caps and hood ornament The speedometer says 75,608. I have no idea if it is the second time around. All the lights work, interior, headlights, turn signal, brake, dash It has new high dollar tires Engine seems sound. Started right up after 13 years. It is not overheating. Alternator is good and we, of course, had to replace the battery. I just took pictures of the motor and noticed there was rust. I added the pictures, you be the judge whether it is a problem or not. This is a really nice classic car. Cash only NO RESERVE Cadillac Eldorado as referenced through Wikipedia.org Production 1971–1978 Assembly Linden, New Jersey, United States Detroit, Michigan, United States Body style(s) 2-door coupe 2-door convertible Layout FF layout Platform E-body Engine(s) 500 in³ V8 (1971–76) 425 in³ V8 (1977–78) Transmission(s) 3-speed automatic Wheelbase 126.3 in (3,210 mm) Length 224 in (5,700 mm) (1977–78) 224.1 in (5,690 mm) (1974–76) 223 in (5,700 mm) (1971–73) Width 79.8 in (2,030 mm) Height 54.2 in (1,380 mm) Related Oldsmobile Toronado Buick Riviera GM's full-size cars were redesigned for 1971, the Eldorado regained both a convertible model and its fender skirts. The 126.3-inch (3,210 mm) wheelbase version of the Eldorado would run through 1978, receiving facelifts in 1973 and 1975. The Eldorado had the front-wheel drive E-body chassis. 8.2L V8 1970-76 In 1976, when all other domestic convertibles had vanished, GM heavily promoted the American industry's only remaining convertible as "the last American convertible". Unlike 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. I am listing five other classic Cadillacs (one other really nice convertible belonging to Victor Mature, two four door sedans, another sedan with a bad engine - beautiful interior and body, and a wrecked cadillac for engine and other parts). You can contact me through ebay or E-mail any questions to cadillac1046@comcast.net