new Hemmings article on the 1967 Eldorado

[dinhnguyen57]

https://www.hemmings.com/stories/article/1967-cadillac-fleetwood-eldorado?utm_source=stories&utm_medium=Stories&utm_campaign=Recirculation


"CONCLUSION
The front-wheel-drive personal/luxury 1967 Eldorado broke new ground for Cadillac and was widely admired. Its memorable driving experience can still be yours at reasonable prices today, but given the lack of reproduction body parts and the number and complexity of some of its systems and accessories, purchasing a solid original or competently restored example will save you time and money over resurrecting a project car."

[Harley Earl]

https://www.hemmings.com/stories/article/1967-cadillac-fleetwood-eldorado?utm_source=stories&utm_medium=Stories&utm_campaign=Recirculation


"CONCLUSION
The front-wheel-drive personal/luxury 1967 Eldorado broke new ground for Cadillac and was widely admired. Its memorable driving experience can still be yours at reasonable prices today, but given the lack of reproduction body parts and the number and complexity of some of its systems and accessories, purchasing a solid original or competently restored example will save you time and money over resurrecting a project car."

As my sons would say; "the best conclusion EVER", I concur.  No basket cases EVER, especially on this car and Cadillac's in general!