1976 Cadillac Coupe DeVille

Description

Meet the new king of the cruise-in night. This 1976 Cadillac Coupe DeVille is one of the longest two-door vehicles Cadillac ever sent out into the world, and with a factory-correct triple-blue presentation on this exceptionally well presented classic, well, Elvis couldn't have even ordered one better.

Innsbruck Blue Metallic is one of those colors never goes out of style. The reason is once you get it into the sunlight, a deeper shine emerges on this one. In fact, when you spend a sunny Saturday cruising, the blue vinyl half-roof shows off its distinctive but coordinated appearance. Originally, the extra long sleek lines announced to the world you were enough of a big shot to take up acreage on the highway. And today, this coupe has matured into a stylish reputation in the market where it looks authentic right down to the perfect plastic fender endcaps (not many survived on these Caddys.) Plus, all the brightwork details you want on this Caddy are correct. This includes the large front bumper with its bold arrow pointing forward, the imposing grille, iconic wire wheel covers, and the upright rear light housing that gave these Cadillacs a hint of the iconic tailfin.

With an exterior this large, you can expect there's enough space inside for this car to qualify as an addition on your home. Tastefully completed in a time capsule-like Antique Light Blue leather, this one demonstrates that with the right care, some cars have timeless elegance. Even the dash and all the wood appearance trim look terrific. The front and rear have fold down arm rests so you can decide if you want to bring along all your family and friends in comfort, or just give a few of the right people personal luxury space. Besides just the room to relax, this Caddy has plenty of comfort for the driver with features like a power seat, cruise control, tilt/telescope wheel, power locks, electric rear defrost, and the original AM/FM stereo. The air conditioning has even been converted to R134a so you can truly cruise in comfort.

1976 was the last year for the monstrous 500 cubic-inch V8 motor. Not only do get the pride of the largest engine ever installed in a Caddy, but also the presentation is fantastically original – right down to the original dealer service stickers. Emission regulations of that era had started to take out some of the horsepower, but this Caddy has no trouble moving because it still makes about as much torque as a modern V8 Chevy truck! The cruising attitude is heightened by a smooth-shifting three-speed automatic transmission, and a ride that can only come from a classic Caddy. Add in power steering, newer tires, and front disc brakes, and this is a classic that's capable of taking on the modern world.

Complete with owner's manual and service manuals, you can now enjoy king-sized luxury at an economy car price. Don't miss out, call today!