1959 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz ‘’On Air Suspension’’ Olympic White, (Super Detailed Look)

[@timwelshsr6124]

53 to 59 cadilacs, as long as can remember not to mention early 60's are definitely a dream car. For now I'll settle for my 79 bronco.

[@kennethwood9025]

Heading north of $200k these days. Truly a work of art and an amazing restoration with a price tag not for the faint hearted.

[@Robert-jx8nr]

This is why I got my cdl brother! Touching 6 figures I’m getting one soon enough

[@lindaeasley5606]

Mint condition Caddy's from the '50s will fetch around $200k

[@Gili1973]

The most beautiful car ever made!

[@trudygreer2491]

The 1961 Lincoln Continental would like to have a word with you! (but yes, this too is gorgeous..!)

[@tonyjcool5314]

That when you drove down street everyone knew that was a Cadillac.Thanks

[@soultaff]

My all time favourite Caddy . How can you not fall in love with this stunning beauty. You guys across the pond have been spoilt for far too long 😂😂😂! I’d swap a kidney to own such an iconic machine as this ! Dave Uk ❤️💪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇺🇸

[@vincentlussier8264]

They were so ornamental and beautiful back then!

[@BrianandChristine1210]

Great job with the video. I've never seen the close up details on a 59 Cadillac like that. I really appreciate you showing us.

[@daniellack3559]

Power windows, seats, a/c on a 1959 cognvertible ...items that wouldnt become common place for many years to come...simply awesome...you had really made it if you could comfortably afford this classic Caddy at the time...

[@tomtransport]

I had a 1948 Buick Roadmaster Convertible that had power windows and power bench seat. Each window had a hydraulic cylinder that had tubing to one master hydraulic pump and fluid reservoir. When you activated the switch for that window it eclectically started the pump and opened a valve at that windows cylinder raising the window. Two heavy springs were attached. When you lowered the window the same valve opened and the fluid was forced back to the reservoir by the springs pulling the window down. The seat worked the same way. The top had it's own hydraulic pump and system but the left and right cylinders had tubes going to the top and bottom of them. When top was put down fluid was pumped in the top valve of Cylinder. When put up fluid was pumped into bottom valve of cylinder. Some early Cars had AC too, I think some late 1930's Packard's were first but how long it worked and efficient?? I'm not sure.

[@eddym5532]

It`s the car of my dreams, God willing I will buy me one.

[@tedfox2683]

Back in 1967 my grandfather Bought a 59 just like this one. I was just a little kid but I remember riding around in it. I sure wish it would have stayed in the family.

[@blkhemi3925]

Speechless!! Stunning, absolutely stunning!! Thank you for sharing.

[@mw9984]

That’s when you could recognize cars as genuine American.

[@angelo_giachetti]

Absolutly

[@VictorySpeedway]

Nice to see a few bugs in the evaporator! Someone is enjoying this car. Caddy is gorgeous, but it doesn't hold a candle to the Buick Limited. That is the pinnacle of '50's styling excess. And everything you document has air suspension. Amazing, given the system was so unreliable. Do you have and '57-'58 Eldorado Broughams in your inventory? Now THERE was a Cadillac!!! Thanks for another splendid video!

[@youngexotics2155]

Thanks for watching! My father has owned 4 Eldorado Broughams. One blue 57, two 58’s and one 59:). There was only 99 1959 Broughams ever built:)

[@monoped8437]

buick limited vs this beauty? tell him about the luggage he just lost.....

[@warrenemping7030]

That is a beautiful Cadillac I love the white top and the white body. the red interior. Could you ship it to me before Christmas. Lol.

[@viciouspoodle5543]

A level of Cadilliciousness I have never seen before!

[@sarahvera3877]

Absolutely gorgeous

[@youngexotics2155]

I know!! Thanks for watching:)

[@brettedgar6733]

WONDERFUL, IN WHITE. WHITE CHOCOLATE! WHAT A BEAUTY!

[@KAREN-rm3ou]

Thankyou I'd have to set my time machine for this era absolutely gorgeous!!! I would never have said this prior to watching these videos BUT!!! that Buick Rivera is the clear winner to me! I feel you can almost see the decline to details after this model year just stunning and that color to!!! Well done on restros! Hopefully these gems dont end up out of the US!!

[@nasser6210]

quand la fabrication des automobiles était un art !

[@Blessedin716]

Still inspires me as much as it did as a child. Someday, I will honor these mark my work, and will drive it with the same amount of integrity as a Rolls-Royce but American made!❤🇺🇸

[@RobertoDallossi]

There's NOTHING like an american car from the 50's. NOTHING! NOTHING! NOTHING! Best regards from Brazil!

[@angelo_giachetti]

1960 my dad drove my mom and her parents from Chicago IL. to Alcapulco Mexico and back in a 59 sedan deville. Wouldnt wanna do that now.

[@lisawestby3574]

What a stunning piece of art, fantastic car and video

[@royzland271]

Just like my dads car. Love it...

[@mrpeewee393]

Thanks

[@jefferywarshawsky2263]

The most stylish and over the top Cadillac

[@lindaeasley5606]

Iconic car There have been songs written about Cadillacs. The most famous one is Pink Cadillac. An ode to the '59 I don't love you for the way you look or the things you do. I love you for your pink Cadillac

[@chrisyoung2242]

Most beautiful car ever built....EVER......i would prefer it in pink, im not sure what the actual color designation for that was but that's the color i would desire.

[@Aztec73]

Nice video, Nice car And I Really like The garage But the ' music' I could do without .

[@Blog4Justice]

Stunning car. Great job on the video production too!

[@peterhodges6684]

IMHO, this was Cadillacs finest, fins for days and body lines that just don't stop.

[@namorapanaluanlumbannahor9317]

Beautiful

[@frankmachotka3488]

Wow 😳 WOW 😳 WOW 😳 WOW that's awesome 👍😎💘😎 hello there. Lovely. Car. My. Favorite. Car.

[@tomtransport]

I remember this car new in 1959. I hated it, Cadillac did away with the Dagmar front bumpers that year and the fin was just gaudy. I thought the 1957/58's were far better looking. I learned to like the star studded front grill and of course the fin. This example is spectacular.

[@DanTheManIOM]

It was like 1979 and I saw a 59 four door at the grocery store and said that is the ugliest car I have ever seen, I have to have one ! squirrel. I did have one in my wedding, a red 59 coupe, just 10 years later !

[@aleintstein]

So sweet.

[@donaldficke2693]

your films are the best

[@youngexotics2155]

Donald Ficke Thanks man. It really means alot😇❤️

[@tonypresley9534]

Pure art on wheels

[@sunahamanagai9039]

I want some, that's for sure

[@kirbywaite1586]

I like the rear grill especially.

[@ScottALaFollette]

Thanks for showing the interior details. Interesting location for the center dash air conditioning vent. Curious though… The switch marked “airlift”… Was it for controlling the ride height on the go ?🤷‍♂️

[@HerbieHerbHerb]

Excellent, perfect video. I enjoy your music choices.

[@onnyfrancisco8511]

Ese es el carraso más bello de todos los odelis de ésos años, like

[@rubennazario5769]

In a "normal" garage you can hardly park one cadi from that era, here you find 2 back to back, and other on the side. Thats what you call it a "man cave".

[@fishmojo865]

Beautiful vehicle, still like the 58 Biarritz more.

[@monoped8437]

you're on the wrong post then

[@garagem_silvestre]

Perfeict 👍😀

[@WilliamCollins-p5q]

Might buy it

[@morgandollar7146]

Beautiful car!! Ear piercing music!

[@ERIELACKU34CH]

my favorite car ever and so rare. probably only a dozen or two left in the world.

[@victoriasandoval5]

I have one with hydraulics and droped

[@paulpeterson4320]

1959 Eldo convertible production was 1,320. 1959 Imperial Convertible production was 555. Relatively speaking not all that rare.

[@mrpeewee393]

What a thing of beauty! Art and style was a part of that Era! Any one what the music playing in the background is?

[@gary8306]

DJ quads...loving. Teresa Brewer, if you want some lovin. Type either in the you tube search bar.😊🇬🇧

[@bobleroy1924]

Nice. Incredible. But I hate plastic back windows

[@dreemax4893]

Vive la Suède !

[@linwoodccole9765]

I enjoy the music. N the cars

[@youngexotics2155]

i'm glad to hear your opinion:)

[@paulpeterson4320]

Love your vids!!!!

[@youngexotics2155]

Thank you so much sir😇😇

[@djplonghead5403]

When you where doing a close up on the trunk details and the elderado text, it looks more like a front grill.

[@incompetentdiplomat3716]

so is this video made in an auto museum or something? its really well kept, and doesnt look too often driven.

[@VictorAFurr]

This car these days cost around 125 grand

[@A6Legit]

Worth it

[@ronlevine8873]

You're too late. One in excellent condition now tops 200K, and there was one in perfect condition that was auctioned for 410K!

[@darploin5071]

That one looks like it has every option except for the spoked Wheels

[@1phildefer323]

SPACE CAR.........⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@AnselZeng]

How much does a fully restored 1959 Cadillac Eldorado go for approximately?

[@youngexotics2155]

Ansel Zeng i’m not sure:)

[@lamaradams6729]

About $125K- $225K if you’re lucky to find one

[@hectorsegundoserichevalenc8787]

Que dimensiones tiene este hermoso auto de largo, ancho y alto

[@plap.]

Just amazing that these things with all that is going on were completely redesigned every year. They must have lost their minds for a while

[@CharlesCoderre-yv1cu]

it's called progress

[@plap.]

@@CharlesCoderre-yv1cu we still have progress and don't completely redo an entire car every year. Just the size of them the body panels, frames. Think of all the trim, chrome parts and emblems all new molds and dies. Redesigned all parts, share nothing with the last model and be ready to go in a year. It overwhelming thinking of all that is involved. They were crazy. And all that ate lots of possible profit

[@CharlesCoderre-yv1cu]

@@plap. and kept many people employed at all levels. the annual model change also allowed designers & engineers to try new ideas. it was beneficial to society as a whole

[@plap.]

@@CharlesCoderre-yv1cu ya like a stimulus check. Good at the moment then left with something obsolete that doesn't work quite right when it's over. With few parts available to fix it. Instead of working out the bugs from first production run and having the second year be a better product. No auto parts suppliers can keep parts on the shelf for different cars annually, that makes the product junk really quickly with crazy depreciation. I'm not saying I love rebadge engineering but way more beneficial to everyone in the long run if some parts are shared. Just doesn't work making something that complex with no parts overlap every year.

[@CharlesCoderre-yv1cu]

@@plap. please consider to 1960 Cadillac-many parts (including body parts) are interchangeable with the 1959 model. Only slight changes under the hood-most notably the oil filter (1959 half-flow, element in tank on top-easily reached. 1960 - full flow screw-in cartridge under the hood. That engine was carried through the 1963 models-armasteel used in some applications

[@bennysehtfors7258]

So amazingly sweet

[@ToddBrockman-wr2ds]

My dream car if I had endless funds!

[@lunes-1]

👍

[@noeborbon8292]

Bonito estilo

[@armandoesquivel9346]

Does anybody can tell me what's the function of the item @ 4:40 please? Thanks a lot!

[@tomtransport]

General Motors called it -----Autronic Eye. It was an electric device that lowered the Cadillac's high beams (if you had them on high) to low beams automatically when it sensed an approaching car's headlamps in the front. After it sensed the oncoming car passed it put them on high beam again. You could turn/adjust the knob on the back of it for distance/sensitivity. I had one on my 63 Cadillac that also lowered them if I came upon bright street lights. Most luxury cars today still have them (my wife's Mercedes does) It has those HID headlamps and the device is a must. The sensor is in the front Grill/headlight area someplace (I think, could be behind R V Mirror) not on the dash anymore.

[@armandoesquivel9346]

@@tomtransport pretty awesome! Thank you!

[@ЮраПог]

Шедевр

[@maareb82]

Is this car for sale

[@youngexotics2155]

Maareb Alqirsh no i’m sorry:)

[@maareb82]

Damn

[@carllavell8673]

👀...👍🔥😎🔥👍

[@delamerressac1067]

This is where we see that the Second World War was not a bankruptcy for all countries😉🤫

[@manoelvaldecilopes1650]

Lindo hein o valor de uma maquina dessa

[@paulgrimm7842]

The hood would build 20 Hondas

[@dylanrc2994]

6.3?

[@tiongweiyeo6990]

希望 lego icon 可以 推出这车...

[@jec1ny]

Pure decadence. In 1959 if you wanted to let people know that you had more money than God, one way to make that clear would be to buy a convertible and put air conditioning in it.

[@ron101346]

How many ways can you say "gorgeous"? And this car has factory A/C and cruise control, which not all Caddies had then except as options.

[@stevenrich8468]

Hey Victor Furr, I'll bet the owner of this car would laugh at you if you offered $125K.....You would be lucky if he were to accept $250K.

[@speaknoevil957]

This "ride" is sweeter than bear meat dipped in honey!😊

[@sauluribe7082]

Don't touch the chrome! Don't touch the windows! The Fixer.

[@brettedgar6733]

TRIPLE WHITE, WOULD HAVE BEEN IT.

[@pcno2832]

7:34 Yes, these cars were over the top. But it's striking how much better the extra chrome of the Biarritz package looks on the smooth body of the '59, compared to the angular lines of the '75-78 Eldorados, which were, in my opinion, just about the ugliest Cadillacs ever offered. The '59s had style, maybe not everyone's style and they certainly had their critics when they came out, but they eloquently reflect a mindset we may never see again in this country.

[@mbaqcytvav]

I look at is a I would a sculpture. But also as a show of material excess.

[@joeblow1942]

Beautiful car! Painful music!

[@goodboyringo9716]

They don't make them like they use to.

[@randybock82]

The only way to fly

[@capitanj.d.]

Умели раньше делать!

[@djplonghead5403]

You need to find a Herse

[@timmitzlaff8960]

The car is incredible. The music is annoying as heck!

[@brettedgar6733]

TIME TRAVELER.

[@guilleguille8959]

Cómo podían hacer autos tan hermosos y los de ahora son una porquería

[@andersonfabianozinher3208]

Showwwwwwwww

[@nikollutc7106]

Космический корабль!

[@davosales]

Music is horrible absolutely horrible. Car is nice though......

[@rgraham-ncal]

No or the weird music!!!

[@CharlesCoderre-yv1cu]

Beautiful car, horrible music. That noise (associated with a particular group) is inexcusable and an insult to the designers as well as the car

[@Pappy63]

Beautiful car, terrible soundtrack

[@kurt-foster5925]

music is awful. why did they ruin it with remix? stupid drum machine hits. ughhhh!

[@danielthoman7324]

a garish monstrosity, this was the worst of '50s styling.

[@trungdang3497]

[@Dan-tf1zq]

I think '59s look better by not having the taillight nacelles being capped with chrome .