Sheesh! Slide yourself a piece of grandma's carrot cake Doug. First guess and you almost nailed it - '53 Eldorado.
Then why do they have a 1954 Cadillac shop manual on the front fender????
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Then why do they have a 1954 Cadillac shop manual on the front fender????
Different car. Didn't take another picture of the last car uncovered.
I thought that was the one we were guessing on? Don't look like no Cadillac to me...
What's the car under the cover?
Red original Eldorado shown partially uncovered is indeed a '54.
Entirely covered car in last pic is a '53 Eldorado awaiting restoration. The passenger door is off.
Entirely covered car in last pic is a '53 Eldorado awaiting restoration. The passenger door is off.
OK, I'm back up to speed in this thread now. For some reason it took me forever to get that picture to completely load, and I was convinced the part peeking out at the bottom was some sort of running board, when it is actually a rocker with no fender attached to it. Good one! Also doesn't help that the black cover at the back makes the white cover look like it ends sooner. I had to look at that for a while before I figured it out.
Daniel Scully
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73 M-M Eterna
A friend has this one for sale if interested .Nice car rust free, a/c .Best to call between 0830-0900 and 630 730 pm PCT. 909-825-2079 Ask for Richard and tell him I sent you.
I know he has all the curtain rods and the trim on the windshield but not installed. These pics are from 2007 but it looks the same today all the mechanics are taken care of and could be driven cross country with no problem if you can afford the gas.l
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A friend has this one for sale if interested .Nice car rust free, a/c .Best to call between 0830-0900 and 630 730 pm PCT. 909-825-2079 Ask for Richard and tell him I sent you.
I know he has all the curtain rods and the trim on the windshield but not installed. These pics are from 2007 but it looks the same today all the mechanics are taken care of and could be driven cross country with no problem if you can afford the gas.ljavascript:void(0);