1959 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible

My dream car. This is 1 of 99 built with bucket seats. Triple Persian Sand. Cadillac made only 1320 of the 59 Biarritz convertibles. Fins were the tallest in the world's Automotive history-- 42" high! Monster 6.3 liter 390 cid engine. Enormous trunks could hold five wheels and tires. CA black tag car, no rust ever!

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