Took me 9 years but I finally found this

Beautful car. I just got same car but Red. I just go it to run yesterday, it waa sitting for roughly 6 years. Only 65k og miles

Very well taken care of

I personally don’t like the front bumper guards on the later models! This really commands attention!

Beautiful caddy! I love the color combination inside and out!

My uncle had one of these, beautiful car and well built

I just gave my regal a tune up but it’s stalling what do i check for?

Yes please, i've been looking for one like that for 26 years

Oh I would love to be the next owner of this car

Brocade is what that type of fabric used on the seats is called. My '69 Fleetwood has woodgrain instead of the inlay your DeVille has but it looks like a lattice pattern inlay from here. Beautiful Caddy.

My first car was a 76 Buick Regal. The interior was so comfy

What is a number to contact you

What a beautiful beast

How much is this car

Is this car still available

Yes, a beautiful car. The styling is amazing and the bubble top is pure genius. Is your left arm long enough to adjust the rear view mirror on the fender from the drivers seat? Or is it a two person project like what I used to have to do on my 59 El Camino?

The 60s especially the mid to late 60s cars were the last generation of quality materials and exceptional designs.

I Own a 1977 identical like yours .the difference my car has leather upholstery and electric windows. Thanks

The public hated the ‘69 because the taillights exposed in the side view made potential buyers think they were getting gypped in length.

Petrol blue is the OG colour for a Porche.

Nice video. Have a similar car

One BAD Boattail!!

Is it for sale?

Какая она классная!

Rarely do algorithm get my taste. This time, it is rare. Great wagon!

I have one I guant to sele

Had a 64 NewYorker Town N Country Wagon, with every option including front and rear AC Units, and A 413. It was quite the badass low profile cruiser back in the 80s

Beautiful car! I've owned 2 69s. Love the body style.

Enjoy

The 69 is one of the prettiest Caddys ever made

Mine was a 76' Buick Century with the same set-up. Mount Vernon Cream with the Landeau edition. Both were just works of art.

Price please Sir

383 or 440? That was the year I was born. November 29th 1966.

This is my dream collector car. Same year, make, model, color. I leaned to drive in one of these beauties. Haven’t seen one in decades.

Beautiful wagon is it still around

There’s a 60 Pontiac Catalina in my town just sitting and crying to be restored like that.

At 6-8 miles per gallon, it would be a pricey trip cost country. Still, if you could afford this, gas price shouldn’t be an issue.

I had a 1976 Century - little brother to the more posh Regal. Aside from the badging and front grille it looked practically identical to a Regal. Vinyl interior, not cloth, and no AC. Had the 3.8L V6. Wasn't as posh as a Regal, but I did love that car. Finally had to retire it when the odometer ticked past 350,000 miles, engine and trans were both getting tired, and the body was giving out (New England car which meant lots of salt on the roads in winter). Didn't have the money at that time to put into restoration. Miss that car.

I had a 1976 Buick Regal Landau Coupe...but I think it was called a "sport". It wsa white with a very dark blue velour interior. 6 cylinder. I bought it in 1978 from a friend. Can you tell me if there was a sport version?

…a exquisitely conserved and preserved 1968 Imperial Crown Coupe …not many were ever produced in terms of Detroit corporate car making numbers …regarding these 1960’s Imperials it was unfortunate the back then commonly held practice was to “change” styling cues and details year to year for the sake of change …it would have perhaps better served Imperial sales and retained resale carry value if 1960’s Imperials had been more like the 1960’s Lincolns which held on to some main styling themes year after year from 1961 thru 1969 …1967 Imperial front end grille styling I think should have been more alike superb 1964 Imperials split grille front end styling and simply carried over for 1968 Imperial …happy to see this very nice Crown Coupe has been kept in as original & nice condition …a great pity so many of these mid 1960’s Imperials have been / were mindlessly gutted of interiors and had bodies wantonly mutilated heedless of what these rare Imperials are / were …to then be driven / smashed / crashed / trashed in demolition derby’s …sad to think how many worthy of being saved Imperials have been destroyed and turned into piles of throw away demolition derby scrap …sadly this ignorant intently done demolition of 1960’s Imperials has continued to take place and be done post 2000, 2010 & 2015 and is still being done in 2022 …so many Crown Coupes and LeBarons senselessly now destroyed …

Magnificent

My first new car out of college, altho mine was the light blue with white interior and white landau roof.

OMG What a Gorgeous car Similar to the others, MC, Cutlass and GP but even better And it's in original condition Wow Love GM cars

We had a 66 T&C wagon. It had copper paint job The car took us (5 of us) from Brooklyn to the Adirondacks for 3 years, pluss being Dad's every day ride. Great car.

I met a guy in Pasadena who once had this!

Beautiful car sir..

My parents bought one of these , same color combo but ours had leather interior. It was bought in June 76 , to replace their 1970 Buick Sport wagon..both had 350V8,s. It was built in Flint Mi and was a great car....they replaced it in 82 with a Kcar to save money on gas.. but I really missed the Buick. I got my license on the Buick and the car, model means something to me.

It’s beautiful!

I wished these were for sale. My wife and I went to dealer to see cars. My '66 300 is not practical for her. She grew up with GM station wagon and would drive this beauty. Plymouth once had a Satellite SW, smaller. I would buy that. 318 easy maintain for her. I wished I could get one... Thanks for posting.

My dad had one. It had a 440 police intercepter motor. It was a land yaht that would smoke the tires all day long. Thanks for sharing.