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Atlantic City Auction

Started by harry s, March 03, 2014, 02:44:22 PM

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harry s

Anybody have results from the auction this past weekend? There were several interesting Caddies going through.     Harry
Harry Scott 4195
1941 6733
1948 6267X
2011 DTS Platinum

Chris Cummings

I called the auction folks, and they said they hoped to have results posted by the end of the week.

Chris Cummings

Eric DeVirgilis CLC# 8621

Judging from the consignment list, Cadillac doesn't appear to have the representation it once had at AC - can't speak for the car corral however. Back when the event was held at the old convention center, the place used to be overflowing with Cadillacs.

Ah, the good old days... 
A Cadillac Motorcar is a Possession for which there is no Acceptable Substitute

Richard Sills - CLC #936

There were quite a few Cadillacs in the auction.  Two of the most outstanding original cars in the regular auction were a 1965 deVille convertible with 34,000 miles, in Samoan Bronze with a russet interior and white convertible top, and a one-owner 1976 Sedan deVille with 40,000 miles in Firethorn with a white vinyl roof, very well equipped.   There were also a 1966 deVille convertible, a number of 1970s Eldorados, and some rear-wheel-drive Broughams from the 80s.

In the Taj Mahal auction, there were a 1931 Fleetwood V-8 convertible coupe (formerly owned by CLC member Chris Cummings), a 1940 V-16 formal sedan, a black 1949 convertible, a white 1953 Eldorado, a white 1954 Eldorado with continental kit, a stunning red '57 or '58 Eldorado Brougham with the stainless steel roof, and a black 1960 Series 62 convertible.

The car corral included an all-original 1962 6-window Sedan deVille with 14,000 miles, an all-original 1969 Coupe deVille with 23,000 miles (a CLC Senior car), two outstanding 1976 Eldorado convertibles (one Firethorn, the other Amberlite Firemist), a Mediterranean Blue 1978 Eldorado Biarritz, a triple-white 1978 Eldorado Biarritz (displaying first-prize awards at the Capitol Cadillac show), a like-new 1986 Eldorado Biarritz, and several very nice Allantes.

I'm sure this list is far from complete; it just gives you a flavor of what was there.

C.R. Patton II



Hello Richard

I am grateful for your effort and time to document and share. Were there any LaSalle automobiles? Thank you.
All good men own a Cadillac but great gentlemen drive a LaSalle. That is the consequence of success.

76eldo

Richard,

I did notice that the quality of the Cadillacs was better than usual.  It was nice seeing you and visiting with our Cadillac friends.

Brian
Brian Rachlin
Huntingdon Valley, Pa
I prefer email's not PM's rachlin@comcast.net

1960 62 Series Conv with Factory Tri Power
1970 DeVille Conv
1970 Eldo
1970 Caribu (?) "The Cadmino"
1973 Eldorado Conv Pace Car
1976 Eldorado Conv
1980 Eldorado H & E Conv
1993 Allante with Hardtop (X2)
2008 DTS
2012 CTS Coupe
2017 XT
1956 Thunderbird
1966 Olds Toronado