Cars that were big enough to accommodate that Huge mustache !!! When Cadillac was the Standard of the World, cars were made of metal, and in America by Americans.....those were certainly better days that what the world has sunk to

The Escalade, ATS-V, CTS-V, CTS-V Sport Wagon, CT4, CT5, and CT6 are all nice, too, as are the post-war Cadillac cars of the late 1940s to early 1950s.

I know that feeling of remorse when you trade a terrific car for one that turns out to be a piece of junk. It has been 35 years since that happened to me, and I still regret it to this day.

@@citibear57 I was 25 years of age and picked up an outstanding 1963 Lincoln sky blue with only 60,000 miles in almost excellent original condition. From the Atlantic City President's Day weekend classic auction this car was not on the auction block it was sold privately on the side from the original owner who was in his 80s at the time. I bought it in February drove it from Atlantic City to Massachusetts with the man's plates was afraid that it would break down because the freezing temperatures below zero and the winds were howling. That car impressed me so much and boy did I love it with the suicide doors. Also had ice Cold Air conditioning was a pleasure to take on small trips I kept it covered outdoors but unfortunately winter was rolling around again and I didn't want to leave it outside with a cover on it and I sold it for just a little more than what I paid. That was was a long time ago in the 80s the guy that bought it from me was a multi-millionaire in Connecticut who drove up in his brand new S Class at the time. I followed him back to Connecticut saying the whole way to myself I shouldn't be doing this I should be keeping this car. I got one final photo in his driveway which was more like a road with the huge gates to the property that I thought was his house. His house was down the road some more. It was his garage housing more than 36 collector cars his 9-year-old son who came with him to look at the Lincoln wander through my condominium into my bedroom in my dresser drawers while I was in the living room with the dad negotiating. The kid yells from my bedroom. "Is this how the poor people live Daddy?" The father replies "not everyone is as fortunate as we are son" as I'm looking at the three giant diamond rings this man has on his hands, and I was very upset He let his kids go through my things. He purchased his car because he wanted to be chauffeured in the Lincoln by his driver. All the time telling his son that this is another car he will be given someday.

They called you to lecture your parents about spoiling you. That's warped.

I had a ‘73 Fleetwood Brougham d’Elegance (what they used to call the 60 Special) that was this color I believe. The brochure referred to it as Sandalwood. I called it Gold. It was a great car!! I bought it with 124,000 miles on it and it ran like crap. It sat at the Buick Dealer for months. No takers. So I finally stopped in and inquired about it. The admitted that it didn’t run right and said they had done everything they could think of including putting a brand new Rochester 4 Barrel Carb on it. Well I went out and we opened the hood and he went and started it and it was missing terribly. But I saw something that just barely caught my eye. I asked him what he was asking for it and he said $1,000. I said I’d pay $750 and that was it. He said we paid 350 for the Carburetor. He went and checked with his Boss and came back out and said; “it’s yours”! I drove it home about 1 mile away and checked to see if my eyes had deceived me. No they had not!! The Distributor Cap was loose. It was obviously new but was badly scarred. I put it on correctly and it fired up and ran as smooth as a kitten’s purr. Drove it bad up to the Dealership and let him see that it was running right!! He was flabbergasted! Of course he wanted to know how I’d fixed it. So I told him. He said, “Dang it - that’s the last time I use them to detail an engine!” Their loss, my gain. I had that car for about 6 years and drove it all over the country. It had ABS Brakes and an Airbag as well as HEI Ignition. A rare bird. When the brakes finally went I sold the car with 193,000 miles on. The ABS system was too expensive to repair. That car weighed 5,800#s!! Rode like a dream!! Great Car!!

I had a 1973 Fleetwood Brougham in those exact colors,I bought it in Seattle and drove it to Anchorage Ak.One of my favorite cars.

I had a 76 Coupe Deville! Red on red on red. Loved it.

51,300 give or take some dollars today money so still in the starting range for Caddy even now.

Thanks for the kind words, and you're right about Rick. He's a great guy and so is his dad!

Smartness, mannerisms, an education, and mere human appearances do absolutely nothing for a person when it comes to Eternity and being seen as righteous and true in the Sight of YAHWEH EL ELOHIM. You lot would do well to learn such lessons in your lives, otherwise you lot will be exposed as modern day Pharisees and religious hypocrites in your lives.

Great. What years and models? Love older Cadillacs. The bigger the tail fin ..the better. Moto to live by 😎