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  Ground Shaker tm - 24 years ago

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  nice big old caddy...

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  gtho351 - 24 years ago

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  Well made! What a goddamn beast! This old senile woman down my street has an old one of these, it talks to you when its reversing! ahuhuh

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  Ground Shaker tm - 24 years ago

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  hey this is 1959 Cadillac Fleetwood or De Ville...
  
  Eldorado haves more chromed lists on sides.
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  Fleetwood/De Ville were cheaper models and had less chromed lists.
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  Bob Robert - 24 years ago

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  the eldorado is the convertible
  the de ville is the coupe
  the fleetwood is a sedan

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  Shenlong - 24 years ago

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  Swwweeeeeeeettt...pink Caddy! Now I can be Clint Eastwood in that terrible, terrible movie.

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  PortuguesePilot - 24 years ago

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  "48 Hours"! Jack's car.

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  Ground Shaker tm - 24 years ago

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  if u didnt know Fleet wood/Deville's were done also convertible models.

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  Ground Shaker tm - 24 years ago

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  but still this is cool cruising "sled".

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  Ground Shaker tm - 24 years ago

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  Cerberus - 24 years ago

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  Just great! I love it!

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  RiCkT - 20 years ago

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  i like it, some classic!
  i wish someone would do a 62 :/

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  leeky - 20 years ago

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  Its ok not my type of car

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  Power^Steer|nG - 20 years ago

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  ahhahahahahahaha.. great car.

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  Skid - 20 years ago

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  Okay, even though this was posted a long time ago, I'll clarify this:
  
  The trim levels on Cadillac in 1959 were:
  El Dorado - top level, consisted of a two door hardtop (Seville) and convertible (Biarritz).
  Fleetwood - The largest and dressiest-looking. Was only available as a four door.
  DeVille - Mid level. Was available as Sedan DeVille or Coupe DeVille. Although Coupe DeVille convertibles were offered in previous years, there were none offered in 1959.
  Series 62 - The "sporty" Cadillac, basically a stripped-down base model. Offered in two and four door hardtops as well as a convertible.
  
  There were only two convertibles available in 1959: The one modeled here is a Series 62, not an El Dorado. Although the trim of the two cars is totally different, the telltale skinny chrome "spear" down the side is a dead giveaway of a Series 62. 9 times out of 10 if you see a '59 Caddy drop-top, it's this model.
  
  Glad to clear that up.

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