1966 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 for sale at Volo Auto Museum (V18821)

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

For the full set of pictures, description and specs, make sure to visit this vehicle on our website. Link below! 🔗 www.volocars.com/auto-sales/vehicles/15669/1966-cadillac-fleetwood-75 Let us know if you have any questions or feedback. Thanks for watching!

[@doug9066]

I was born in 1967 & looking at these on KZbin these cars are so beautiful looking. Modern Cadillac's don't compare to this 60's beauty.

[@NOVEMBER5TH2024]

Elvis was always driven around in these amazing land yachts. That car was built for a king. Just outstanding!

[@JuliusCaesar-o6h]

Hello Guys!!! Good Afternoon From Greece!!! I Am Collector!!! This Cadillac Fleetwood!!! Limousine!!! Is Absolutely Fantastic!!! I Like So Much!!! My Compliments!!! Sincerely!!! Julius!!!

[@sachemrock]

Wow, what a time capsule. Gorgeous 1966 Fleetwood, you can tell the mileage is authentic. Interesting color also.

[@jdowfleetwood]

I had a 68, great car. My daughter loved the foot rests.

[@adamc.sieracki4145]

This car is so elegant, if you sit in it, you'll grow a top hat. That pewter colour is stunning, and the design will look clean and contemporary forever.

[@Deetruckin]

This car is absolute beautiful. What I love the most though is the jump seats. Me and my wife have four kids and I tell her all the time that I want an old school that will fit our family and of six. This is perfect. I would drive this twice a year. First/last day of summer. Unless it’s rains.

[@jaycoxtable9280]

You have arrived ...twice in this car. Just beautiful. Makes a beautiful summertime picnic in the country car.

[@veronicahawthorne3452]

The year I was born. What an iconic car. I remember riding in Cadillacs as a child, my father's parents only drove Cadillacs and some other GM cars. I always felt special riding in those Cadillacs. Truly quality from bumper to bumper and made to last a lifetime. Cars made today won't be running 55 years from now. They ate throwaways. I wish I could afford this fine automobile..even if I could, it wouldn't fit in my garage lol. It's way too long.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Sounds like a good reason to also expand the garage! 😜

[@JohnPiperBoots]

@Veronica Hawthorne - Hi Veronica :) Indeed this 1966 Fleetwod Cadillac is beautiful and elegant indeed! I remember these! My dad always said they don't make cars like they used to. As you said these were built to last. It sold of course. That maes both of us wishing to buy one. I love the 1974 - 1976 Fleetwod Cadillacs too! Looks like we will have ro extend your garage to accommodate the VERY LONG Cadillac. Take care be well - cheers! :)

[@JohnPiperBoots]

Hi Veronica :) Indeed this 1966 Fleetwod Cadillac is beautiful and elegant indeed! I remember these! My dad always said they don't make cars like they used to. As you said these were built to last. It sold of course. That maes both of us wishing to buy one. I love the 1974 - 1976 Fleetwod Cadillacs too! Looks like we will have ro extend your garage to accommodate the VERY LONG Cadillac. Take care be well - cheers! :)

[@Seabasstien]

I can't decide if I love the 66 or 68 model the best, she is a beautiful car , I would be a nervous wreck driving her. Love his Illinois accent.!!

[@Slider68]

That car brings back many fond memories. In 1985, for about $800, we picked up a near identical car, same color even, but ours was the limo version, with the divider. It had 51,000 km on it when we got it. Unfortunately, these were just about worthless back then. It had been bouncing around from auction to auction, with the price getting lower and lower. We were the second real owners. The first owner we believe was the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia (based on what we were told and based on the contents of a file folder we found under the rear-most seat). After that, the second registration was to a car dealer (used for a short while for their service shuttle), and then it was registered by us. While we had some great times in that car, unfortunately we beat the heck out of if it. We'd pack the car full of up to 13 drunken teenagers and cruise between bars, often in cities 100's of miles away. The rear HVAC system was awesome for when the car was full of people. I'll always remember how that thing would burn rubber, even when packed with people and it had a strong posi rear end. One "cool feature" was how, due to its length, it would slowly oversteer when burning rubber. This made it easy to control during long burnouts, with the back end fish tailing from side to side. Over the next few years we put another 50,000km on it, but since we were driving it in the winter and in the salt belt, it very quickly rusted away. In reality, although the body looked very good, the underside was quite rusty (including holes starting in the floor) when we bought it. After only about 5 years, we junked it for scrap metal. I recall we got about 50% more for it, by weight, compared to a 1976 Caprice Classic we junked at the same time. Me and a buddy did try to save it and store it in a covered barn, but the storage cost was too much for us broke university students, at the time. It is amazing how some cars go through a period of no value, before climbing back up in value.

[@edgarribeirodossantos9019]

Precious jewel! 👏👏👏👏❤

[@earllutz2663]

What a (to use an English Man's phrase), Spot-on spectacular car. I believe that I have seen this car of your's, at least two, or three times.

[@Caddyboy56]

Cool video, owned a 66 Calai myself back in 86 still kick myself for selling! These motorcars are so stylish and luxurious. Like the jab about the size, they where large and in charge. However some balk about big Caddys me I love them. During the ownership of the one I had, never had a problem parking or driving in city traffic. Oh the memories!

[@KoldingDenmark]

Absolutely love it. Brings back memories. Drove a black 1966 like this with similar interior in 1995 with my mother in the back seat. She knew the original owner. When they sold it, they got a 1978 Fleetwood 75 limousine, which I bought and owned for a number of years later. We drove over 70K miles in it. I would never take anyone to a ball game in a car like this, OH NO, but it is perfect for going to the theatre. We did that several times with the 1978. We even went to one of the last concerts Victor Borge had in Copenhagen in it. The hotel let us park it in the underground parking garage, because I had bought tickets for our chauffeur as well, why he couldn't watch the car while we were at the concert. You learn to be selective with your chauffeurs, when you want to be driven in a car like this.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Neat story! See you have a couple videos of some classic cars yourself. 👍

[@KoldingDenmark]

@@VoloMuseumAutoSales Started making videos with my Continental Mark IV to keep the nice old lady, I bought it from in 2002 , posted with how it is doing. We actually went back to see her in 2016. I do have a few recordings on VHS with my 1973 Cadillac Coupe dé Ville and 1978 Cadillac Fleetwood limousine. Might use these weeks of limited social life to dig them up and get them converted to digital videos.

[@watthaile2053]

Says a lot about you that you took the chauffeur to the concert with you.

[@billbill3087]

i really like car 75 series, i hope someday i will buy :)

[@sheldonrobertson8670]

Now that's Cadillac style!!

[@corrado9683]

Absolutely gorgeous!!

[@AtlantaGymFan]

Another great cruiser - thanks!

[@frankcolumbo9615]

“21 feet long, we won’t charge by the foot” 🤣 😂 👍 That limo can be the flagship of a new concept car service. Panzer Limousine Inc DBA: Classic Limo & Sedan Services

[@markjohnston3502]

Hard to believe they once roamed or cruised on streets/highways.

[@heinkranendonk8481]

I love a cadillac its a big cool car

[@waterheaterservices]

Epic body of epic year. Just my opinion.

[@thebitlot]

With how smooth and rounded the frame is molded compared to the 77-92 model, it could pass for a 90s car with a few adjustments. This car looks clean af. The smooth sleek side profile only helps enhance that.

[@glenscannell1215]

My mom had a 1966 fleetwood and my 215cm GS skies fit in the truck . Six pairs of skies and all my gear.

[@veronicahawthorne3452]

Wow. Watching this back again I'm realizing this is one of my top 5 dream cars. Can I ask how much it sold for? I'm so envious of whoever got this beauty.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

I'm sorry but its against our policy to share prices of cars once they're sold. Out of respect & privacy for the new owners. 🙁

[@veronicahawthorne3452]

@@VoloMuseumAutoSales..its ok..I can only imagine what it sold for..a fortune, I'm sure.

[@MagnoliaEmporium]

beautiful condition!

[@johnroof2663]

That old Fleetwood is stunning I restored a 68 Mustang it's almost considered a Resto mod I would consider trade for a car like that. I always wanted a high performance car that would pin you to the seat well I built one and now it's time to move on lol. I just love those old cadillacs.

[@dontellgucci1117]

You’d have to spend $300,000 today to get something like this. Oh but you probably wouldn’t have the ride you’d have with this Fleetwood.

[@dennisjones44]

TRUE !!!

[@markmcdowell5509]

My First car was A 1966 Fleetwood ,I Loved that car A Dream to drive it ,But She Loved to drink up Gas . I worked for A time At A Airport ,and I would put Av,Gas in the tank 130 Octane ,the car would fly and it cleaned out the Heads on the motor . You need A over size garage for the Long Body by Fleetwood, Best car by Cadillac !! My Fleetwood was Jet Black , I washed it every Day !

[@tombankwel4822]

Holy Moses it is and aircraftcarrier so big and beautyfull wow i would need a big parkinglot Nice color and it is just awsome

[@uthmaanpacsa7259]

I can imagine Elvis Presley having a rear ride in that Cadillac to Las Vegas.

[@CP-qm5vu]

Perfekt ✅️

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Thank you! 🙂

[@luvbig41]

That is a beauty.

[@iDONTdoFacebook]

Beautiful!

[@ronstewart3431]

Awesome car 🚗

[@steves4639]

that's hilarious that it's too big for your turntable! stately

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

I can count on one hand since we've had our turntable the number of times a car wasn't able to spin. 😆

[@dontellgucci1117]

A 76’ Lincoln was shown and although a tight fit it fit and you remember how long those are.

[@sachemrock]

Steve S , what is the length? I have a 25’ x 25’ garage, I think it will fit? Oops, sorry Steve I asked the wrong guy.

[@sachemrock]

Volo Museum Auto Sales , what is the length of the car? I have a 25’ x 25’ garage. I am pretty sure it will fit but not positive. Thanks

[@steelman86]

The Cadillac series 75 limousine had the division glass, this 75 series without division is a 75 series sedan!! With this original low mileage, no expensive partition glass, no twilight sentinel or headlamp control and the obligatory cheaper grey interior, this car probably originally belonged to a funeral home. Nice car!

[@jamescalifornia2964]

~ I think you are correct

[@agore162]

I own a 1966 Fleetwood 75 Limo, but it isn't near that nice. Mine needs a lot of work. BUT, it runs and drives like new. They are really built to last.

[@長島正知]

Wow❗️It's a nice car‼️✨

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Thank you 🤗

[@viarnay]

The freaking car is bigger than my appartment 😂😅😮😮

[@socksumi]

Ahhh... the tell take sign in the rear wheel well at 5:44. Set resolution to 1080 and enlarge to full screen.

[@paulmarkel6233]

That is a stunner.

[@gybx4094]

Now that I'm an old man, this is my version of pornography.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

😆

[@loosescrews2440]

me too, I got a little sweaty watching this

[@agejohanlervik2629]

Beatiful car.

[@edgrossman9060]

You answered my question

[@uthmaanpacsa7259]

I love the car, shame it's not slightly longer.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Longer!!! 😱

[@edgrossman9060]

What are those pod like things near the rear windows. I've always wondered

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

I see you got your answer from the video!

[@watthaile2053]

The rear air conditioning system. You will see similar on several other older cars, like the 56 Mark ll Continental, and the 56 Fleetwood.

[@BrokebackBob]

Why is it that someone did not replace the clock on the stunning example?

[@ivorwm2291]

I wish i could afford it

[@RobertJ1966]

This was listed a year ago. I am assuming it has been sold however it is still listed on their web site.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

We just got around to making a video for this vehicle. It is for sale on our website. www.volocars.com/auto-sales/vehicles/15669/1966-cadillac-fleetwood-75

[@thyslop1737]

How much were they asking?

[@watthaile2053]

@@thyslop1737 they don't want to say since it is now sold. Which makes sense in a way, as a privacy concern, but hard to otherwise know what a car like that brings.

[@robertsalas755]

nice car do you have any mid 60s up to mid 70s 75 series thank you

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Not currently. Our website would be the place to keep an eye on, as soon as one comes in you can find it listed there first. www.volocars.com/auto-sales/vehicles

[@websurfer1585]

It's like new!

[@timothylaws4549]

massive car, no kia here......

[@train5974]

How much did it sell for? I am in the market for a 1969 75 series.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

We don't list or share our sold prices out of respect for the privacy of the new owners.

[@realtalkoldschool4351]

Curious how much it sold for? and you my friend have one of the best Jobs in the world

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

For the privacy of the new owner, we do not feel it is our place to share what they paid after its theirs. And it is great, getting to be around 200+ classic cars all the time!!

[@thyslop1737]

As others have said too painful to watch. Go for months sometimes without watching. Is it lust? Is it age? Or is it something else? I think it is a combination. It is such a sense of loss. And the cars back then had such visual stimulation as opposed to today. Then there is the beauty and the longing and sense of tragedy as to what has happened to us today compared to back then. All of these things way in the balance. Too look at this car I feel guilty and it inflames such passion. It almost looks mystical, not real. Yes, sometimes I think it would be better if they banned all car videos from this era and before.

[@veronicahawthorne3452]

I hear what you're saying..but I'm glad they don't ban videos like this! These remind me of growing up in the 60s and 70s, riding in these beauties. It gives me such a happy, warm feeling that there are still people who will love and care for these rare jewels. One day gas running cars will be probably banned by the government..and gas will no longer be produced. They want everything on the road to be electric. I just wish I had the money to own something like this. I'd love, drive and care for it until I die, then leave it to another car enthusiast I know. That's how much I love these cars. There's just something special about Cadillacs of this Era.

[@thekingiscoming2731]

I think we can call that Cadillac ( the Ark of Noah)

[@Mabeylater293]

Need close ups more often and better interior closeup shots.

[@jamescalifornia2964]

~ Lead additive in the ⛽ gas is needed for this baby's original engine ...

[@danielterry382]

Must have been a California car !

[@johnsorensen2088]

Those door edge guards are unfortunate. They chop up the side view of the car.

[@rbwoodard31]

Damn shame they changed the exterior color. Gorgeous car!

[@jamespeter1662]

I agree, the original grey silver would match the interior as original 😉

[@watthaile2053]

I would have kept it original myself and in silver it would be stunning. However, I will also say, it one if the very nicest color changes I've ever seen. In fact, it's just one if the all-round nicest cars I've ever seen, and I've been look at cars for 65 years.

[@Onlythetruth88]

What would expect from a Cadillac

[@sachemrock]

Does anyone know if the wood is real in the interior? It looks like it is but I know GM and other manufacturers used a lot of plastic simulated wood back in the day.

[@markross9781]

In 60's Cadillac's they used wood.

[@sachemrock]

Mark Ross , thank you Mark!

[@tombankwel4822]

Big as a train but beautyfull

[@xr4ti548]

You could put in a hot tub where the trunk is.

[@thomastroxel2267]

"GEORGOUS".

[@billmorrow406]

too bad this series 75 imperial is not the formal version.. 😞

[@oldiesgeek454]

Brad Pitt drove a '66 in Once Upon A Time In America... But it wasn't a Fleetwood. Coupe Deville maybe?

[@eddym5532]

No matter what, they don`t make cars like that in 2020.

[@ПавелГуров-ш8ц]

Price

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Price can be found on our website, linked below. www.volocars.com/auto-sales/vehicles/15669/1966-cadillac-fleetwood-75

[@marshalllsmith2095]

One thing I do know, is you can't (tweak the color of paint) without painting it. And that bubble in the paint he mentioned, would have broke through after all this time from rust and moisture being underneath the bubble in the paint. And it looks like someone added a antenna onto the rear fender.

[@watthaile2053]

Maybe you have a problem hearing or comprehending, but he said, the car has been painted one time, and they tweaked the color then.

[@ladin425]

wouldn't want to be the person who has to paint it.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

true!

[@tombankwel4822]

Hold your horses the president is coming Jay for president

[@MrCouchmen]

Wow, thats a yacht on wheels. In eastern Europe we could only dream about this car during communist regime.

[@normanrhone2791]

The camera work is dismal.

[@craigjorgensen4637]

Beautiful car but don’t care for that oddball color!

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Fair enough!

[@harrylyme8943]

At 30 seconds I see a tone of rust in the rear wheel well. The carpeting is so beat up, my bet says it is rotten and will tear like an old rag. My guess is condensation under the carpet has rust all over. If you as the seller were to take up the carpet, you would be responsible for all the rust and be obliged to repair it all. The car is beautiful on the surface, however beauty is only skin deep. The buyer will have to sink a sizable amount into this beautiful ride.

[@watthaile2053]

You sound like a bitter cynical old negative know-it-all. No one needs your negativity. Bye.

[@navblue20]

@harrylyme. Did you see the car up close the personal or were you just guessing

[@raphaelszok8561]

Looks like a funeral car.

[@glomibabel1894]

you can put your mercedes inside trunk

[@briansmith-l1q]

museum? not getting enough ticket sales? selling them off now? lol

[@loosescrews2440]

No ! NO! you do not purchase this car to take the family anywhere!!

[@garybburchill570]

great vehicle but the guy gets on my nerves !

[@mikeberger1162]

Take that sickening annoying loud clicking sound when you tap the device arrow that alone will lose you good customers it's very ear sensitive

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Its not clear to me what "loud clicking sound" you are talking about? If it is about a "device arrow", are you sure that isn't coming from your phone or computer? There any others that have mentioned this problem in the comments.

[@oxixisoxixis37]

UNACCEPTABLE DUE DUE DO

[@TheMormonPower]

Thing screams " Mafia Staff Car " 🤌

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

I'm sure some probably were! 🤔