1964 Cadillac Deville Convertible

[@carlbeamon1343]

64’s were by far the Best year for Cadillac! I owned a Fleetwood 64’ my favorite to this day and I’ve owned 4 Cadillacs throughout my auto collection of 31 cars and counting. From Mercedes to Lexus and Porsche the 64 ‘ still comes out on top.

[@oldiesgeek454]

Perfect size fins IMO. 😊

[@Normanx964]

I have a 64 Eldo. Im amazed how fast and fun it is to drive. The big sportscar of its day!

[@DugEphresh]

Absolutley gorgeous! Thanks for showing her!

[@DarrenFain]

I love how open you are about the vehicles you sell. When I'm in the market for a classic vehicle I will definitely be keeping you in mind.

[@winthropthurlow3020]

Hey John: another great car! Alas, it wouldn't fit in my garage, but boy that'd be fun to drive around. I'd keep it as is and just enjoy.

[@raymondhaley6185]

64 Cadillac, first year of GM, s first turbo hydramatic 400 transmission with the rabbit eared Bell housing.

[@mattiroth5902]

64 is one year only TH400 version for Cadillac without rabbit ears.

[@jamesh7571]

2 thumbs up my man, ya can only be original once... Well Done!

[@hectorraigosa7149]

Just sold my 68 428R FB mustang.. now seeking a convertible of this make and year after seeing one at our local classic car get-together..

[@телевизорфилипс-в2у]

Это не автомобиль , это свобода ❤🔥🔥🔥

[@jcirvine38]

Reminds me of the movie, "A Bronx Tale"

[@oldiesgeek454]

I remember that one. It was red I believe. 😊

[@randolphduke]

Beautiful car!

[@geraldsmith7240]

Stunning! 🌹

[@Ctrl-XYZ]

From the factory, 1964 convertibles had a “deVille” script on the rear fenders. Not “Coupe deVille.”

[@keithmcclenney3628]

Is it still available

[@RoosterRocket]

I want it

[@michaelares4240]

Is it available

[@patrickdangola2422]

Needs white top!

[@michaelwhite2823]

Power door locks?

[@frothe42]

No.

[@bearbones4347]

Price ?

[@lkmsl]

Lol !

[@robertpasquini4097]

There was no such thing as a Coupe DeVille convertible. Convertibles we’re either just a DeVille or an ElDorado. So side script is wrong.

[@paulh1745]

It cost around $7500 when it was brand spanking new.

[@orphancargarage5746]

Which was an expensive car in 1964.

[@michaelares4240]

It’s it availablry

[@michaelares4240]

Fix the ac before anyone buys this car