Beautiful !!!! That's when a Cadillac was a Cadillac !!!!!!

Cadillac motto use to be.."Cadillac, standard of the World!." This car sure is! A beautiful car! Thanks for posting. Be blessed always by our Lord Jesus Christ Lou!

That's one beautiful 66 El Dorado convertible! It's been well taken care of, and it's obvious that it's owner cherishes it. It sounds healthy, and the car is in very pristine condition for it's age. Another fine example of fine craftsmanship.

That’s when it meant something to own a Cadillac!

Any day in a Cadillac is a great day. Add the sunlight & the convertible top, and it's no surprise why this is Mr. Rossi's favorite. Thanks, Lou!

The 1966 Cadillac Eldorado is America's luxury and comfort at its best. Is in show room condition and so smooth that I can only hear the tires roll. The loud horn sound clearly says that Cadillac is in town! Congratulations to its proud owner. Thanks Lou for this wonderful ride.

GM in the 60s sure had distinctive and iconic styling. Beautiful Eldo! Thanks Lou!

Beautiful car!! This is the Last year for the rear wheel drive Eldorado. In ‘67 GM put it on the front drive Olds Toronado chassis. Some consider this the last true Eldorado that can date its lineage to its debut in 1954.

When I turned 16 my dad bought a '66 Cadillac Calais hardtop, so that was the car I got to drive in high school. It was a retired funeral home car and was in excellent condition. Smoothest running automobile I've ever drove and it got lots of looks. It was a mile long...

That is one beautiful car, total class act!!

That looks like one of Sonny's Caddys from the movie A Bronx Tale . That is a luxurious cruiser . Love the stacked headlights. Thanks for featuring Lou .

Beyond cool, amazing original condition....... 😎👍

Gracias Lou es mi auto favorito,hasta ese año Felicita de mi parte a su dueño

I know I love these classic American boats. The convertible boats true americana as always thanks for these wonderful card stories.

Yes, The Standard Of The World, right here - thanks guys. Better than Rolls, Benz, anything for luxury, comfort, power, and style. Well done fellas.

A BIG, BLACK CADILLAC!! Now that’s what I’m talking about! Another car to add to add to my DREAM CAR collection! Thanks for posting Lou! 🥳👍🏾🔥😎🤟🏾😆🙏🏾🤴🏾

Wow that looks amazing

13,074$ was a ton of money in 66.The next yr. They became sporty looking & had their own body style for ever.A 429 c.i.powered it to 124 mph,0-60 - about 8 sec. Was pretty quick too.

Carl's Cadillac is so long and beautiful you'd almost need to step backwards to Berwyn to get it's entire profile in that shot. Don't trip! Thanks Lou!

what a beauty one of my favorites you made my day just looking at it. great

Oh, my! Sweet Caddy! There is something about the road presence of these Cadillacs. Maybe it is the enormity of the bulk of its land yacht status but nothing compares to this as a luxury vehicle. This is amazing, Lou! Fantastic! I don't know if Cadillac (or Lincoln) can ever recover since what made the great was the bulk of their size in conjunction that both companies used to know how to build luxurious products - something Cadihack has completely forgotten about and something that Lincoln is trying to offer in its superior INTERIOR design. Neither company builds anything that looks luxurious on the outside IMHO. This is style! Look at how the lines all flow and make sense. You can tell that Cadillac designers had eyes and hands that could follow the lines - something that cannot be said of the clowns running Cadihack now. Thank you for sharing this, Lou!

Ok...you did it again bringing forth a '66 Cadillac, Eldo Convertible to boot! Nice looking car and I can understand his love for it. Yes, I had a '66 Cadillac, purchased it after selling my 2 owner '68 Mustang from San Diego, in 1988-89. However, mine was a 4 dr hdtp Calais, one owner (I was 2nd) with only 57K miles, loaded like a DeVille with all paperwork/window sticker, 1st owner traded a 1956 Cadillac for it, in Norfolk Va. I just wished I had kept it in 1990 when I was moving back to CA from VA. But already had another vehicle to trailer and a moving truck to drive. 1966 is my favorite.

One of the cars on my collection list! The red/white '65 is nice too! Thanks again, Lou!

If I had my choice this would be my daily driver. Love the land yachts and color. Like driving while sitting on your couch. Awesome

My father worked for Cadillac in the early '70's and used to grab nice '60's trade-ins. One was '66 Cadillac Sedan DeVille. Fond memories. Pre-'67 Eldorado's were rarely seen then. I actually liked the idea of an upgraded DeVille, but Cadillac did that anyway with the DeElegance models.

Ride'n in style Lou, ride'n in style ! Thanx once again for another sweet ride!

Back in 1966 I worked at a resort in northern Minnesota. The owner had purchased a black 1966 Deville convertible with red leather. I think it had a black top too. I washed it for him by backing it up to the shoreline, and using a bucket of water, sponge, and cotton rags, and a chamois. Gorgeous car. The red interior looked much better on the car.

Seeing all these various classic Caddys is making me swoon! 😄

One of my favorite classic Caddies. Beautifully designed car.

Impresionante este Cadillac Eldorado Convertible de 1966. Me llamó la atención su techo retractil automático y sus finos acabados internos, como la madera en las puertas! Para ser un coche enorme se notaba muy suave su conducción! ¡Excelente video, como siempre, y saludos!

What a gorgeous Caddy! It would make my day just to drive this beauty around the block! ❤

wow .. an original beauty Eldorado 1966 -- thanks for sharing -- 1978 Eldorado is also a master piece of engineering .... love these cars

What a beautiful car, wow. Such low miles and in terrific shape to reflect that.

The stacked headlamps appear to be straight up on the Eldorado. The other models, like the Coupe DeVille, the top lamp is slightly forward of the lower lamp. Giving the appearance of leaning forward. A great design. Unless I’m thinking of a different model year than 66’.

I wish all the 60's cool cars had been ZIEBARTED.......it stops rust, right Lou. The car is a work of art.

Wow, wow, wow! I used to have 5 Cadillacs. I had an immaculate '67 Coupe Deville 2-door that I just loved. This convertible really turns me on! Thanks for yet another great video, Lou!

Great looking Eldo ! 1966 was one of my favorite years for Caddy.... Thanks Lou !

Tuxedo! That white steering wheel!! Great car Lou. As a kid in 1968 my aunt got a new red DeVille with white leather. A Cadillac convertible became my dream car then at age 8 and I managed to own 3.

Good one Lou. If I could afford to collect cars an Eldorado would be in the collection. But not before a 1966 mustang fastback. My first car.

Thanks Lou. You're a good sport to do this on a hot day, but please be careful! The car is beautiful. It was the last Eldorado in this format before going over to the personal luxury coupe in '67. Your photography is excellent as always. From the back, the car has a Lincoln influence to some extent. I like how Cadillac kept the 'essence' of fins at the top, starting at the just in front of the rear quarter panel. '64 the end of obvious fins, but not all together at all. As far as the a/c goes, you DO need it unless it never gets hot, convertible or not. Not everyone is going to want to put the down the top every time they go out, and as you can vouch for, does not magically lower the temperature when desired.

Absolutely stunning car..one of my favorite years for Cadillacs!

I’d say that one year after this the bean counters started taking over and the quality started going down although they were still great cars through the mid-70’s. But this is a pinnacle for GM.

Lead sled but, a beaut ! Classy black to show off chrome & delightful white leather! So glad it had the blue dash pad rather than garish red.

Wow Lou! Top Flight Work. The love 🐞 bug done bitten me. That baby is stacked and just exudes the MoTown Sound.

Just stunning, the classiest Cadillac period. A friend had an identical black/white except not Eldorado ‘66 rag here in the UK 20+ years ago. Spent its life on Ibiza and had original 12k miles. Sadly it suffered an interior electrical fire and was mostly destroyed.

Wow, it has a heck of a horn! I've seen these a few times and they always get my attention. Thank you for showing it, Lou!

My mom and dad had a 65 sedan deVille . I loved that car. 65 and 66 were very similar. 66 was more refined in the headlight stack, and the taillights had a chrome bar that ran vertically through the center of the tai light. I wish I had the 65. It was a hard top 4 door in a cool green color. It had a tilt/telescope steering wheel.

THAT'S A FABULOUS RIDE.

Right CAR Right Color Combo Excellent

GREETINGS . From Venezuela, AWESOME ELDORADO CONVERTIBLE. Mr. Lou, Thank you very much for showing us this COOL CONVERTIBLE. As always an EXCELLENT AUTOMOBILE VIDEO.

Beautiful! My uncle had same car back in the sixties.

Dream Car I love everything about it! I had a 68 Fleetwood Brougham only 15,000 made, it was long, the length on this 66 El Dorado is perfect, I had a 93 El Dorado it was 1 out of 150 that year that had the prototype Northstar engines before they went into mass production it had a slick black paint job like this one ❤

I can just picture Boss Hogg from The Dukes Of Hazzard driving this around Hazzard County smoking his cigar and with a set of bull horns as a hood ornament!!

A true American beauty!!!

my late maternal grandfather had a 1968 Cadillac Eldorado hardtop Coupe in black with red trim when my mom and her brother Joey were kids until 1971 when he traded it for a 1972 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday Coupe. later he would have a 78 Cadillac Sedan Deville and grandma drove a used 1981 Cadillac Coupe Deville when I was a child in mid-late 80s

WOW! What a beauty Lou…..incredible condition!

First Eldorado that I have seen without air conditioning.

In my opinion the best good looking Cadillacs are the 65 and 66 El Dorados! very nice car!

Be right back Lou. I love a body by Fisher. White interior? A must.

One of my favorite Cadillac’s! Dionne Warwick Had one like this in gold with a convertible top back in 1966. The Fleetwood version of this was my ultimate favorite from the 4 electric vent windows front and rear to the carpeted foot rest screamed luxurious personal Limo! When I’d see one going by, it was like looking at the Queen Mary floating by! Awesome!

@lou ... super great car sir - great video production! THANK YOU!

Love the '66. So elegant and well-proportioned. Then came the '67 - a slap in the face.

I like approve of it because it has (sort of) fins 😊. Thanks Lou

Cadillac Eldorado with white leather interior - one memorable way to travel - I may be a little biased as I own a 1984 Eldorado Biarritz Convertible in the dark blue with white leather interior.

Now that is a beautiful car.

The black and chrome with white interior is a winner big heavy lead sled rife as smooth as silk

Another Fine Car Lou, Thank You

Absolutely beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍 Thanks Lou!

awesome lou, a real black beauty! 😁 my kind of ride

I love it I love it I am the proud owner of a 1979 coupe DeVille but the 66 to me is one of the most beautiful bodies ever made I would trade mine in a heartbeat for one and I really like my car.

it is a flat hotel........................................ chingon mr lou

Carl Rossi's 1966 Eldorado is gorgeous! The styling took a dramatic change for the 1967 model year. However, the '67 Eldorado is, to this day, my second most favorite car of all time, only bested by the 1966 Olds Toronado. I would gladly own either one, but the best I could do was to own the plastic model kits of both 😢. As always, thank you Lou (and your 'production team') 👍

I want it ...I want that car! Incredible

Absolutely beautiful

I now own my dad's '66 eldorado convertible. One of 2250 eldorado convertibles in '66, 21?? in '65. I also have a Body By Fisher book for the car.

I love eldorados this is the best on on youtube

Awesome Caddy!!

Beautiful!!!

What a BEAUTY 😍👍

OH,BABY that is one nice car they do not build them like that.Sir you have one fine automobil

I would have to look up the exact production numbers but in 1966 Cadillac stamped out about 18,500 Series 62 & Eldo soft tops, while Ford make maybe 3,500 Continental convertibles and Chrysler a mere 633 Imperials. In spite of these numbers a pristine Cadillac like this beautiful El Dorado is far more valuable at auction than its two competitors. How the hell the white leather upholstery stood up so nicely confounds me. If that car ever goes missing first place to check is my garage... :-)

Nice one Love white interior

WHAT A BEAUT!

Beautiful car with an amazing black white combination. For and original car the interior was pristine. Would have liked a more detailed description of the engine. Was looking for A/C. That would have been the cherry on top of the sundae.

Awesome car!

They should call them “quarter mile” panels on these old Cadillacs.

Wow absolutely gorgeous

Quite the horn too!!

Sonny 's Eldorado from Bronx Tale, saving Little C from the drive by fire bombing with his friends!

Always, always, loved the Cadillacs of the 1960’s. When I was in school a Pontiac Cadillac dealer was right across the street. They always had a bunch of used ones in the front line of the used section and I’d be admiring them every day at a distance from the playground. Thinking one day I’ll have one but never did. Today Cadillacs are not Cadillacs😞 just another GM product.

Too cool!

Last year for any Eldorado I would want to own.

I've got one im fixing up hope to get it half as good looking as that one

Gorgeous.

Very nice😀

I can see why he won't part with it. What a beauty!

Gorgeous incarnate! Beautiful old caddy lou! I love the rear bumper with the grilled inserts! Sexy! Your living room on 4 wheels. Thank you!

I bet back in their day these Cadillacs were the main culprit for the cluttered up parking lot of the Country Club at the golf course.

I wish Lou would've shown more of an up close look at that white upholstery in this old Caddy so we might have been able to see the grain in better detail. Great videos on this channel, though. I appreciate his attention to the ID plaques of these vehicles but I think a closer inspection of the materials that were used when these cars were built might be called for in some instances. For example: when and where does the nice, expensive leather end and the invariably, for Cadillac in the day, cheaper supposedly look-alike vinyl begin. Just a suggestion, Lou. Minutia like that, to me, can be telling as to how seriously each company dealt with the challenge of keeping costs down but still somehow showing some attention to detail and quality. Keep 'em coming, brother, whether you pay any heed to my inane tittering or not.

When Cadillac had status. Not seeing the air conditioning compressor. Usually Eldorado's had air conditioning.