1966 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham with 25,035 original miles!

Walkaround and driving our amazing 1966 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham with 25,035 original miles.

[@josephconsoli4128]

Beautiful car in an elegant color combo. These were basically short limo's. My father had a blue '66 Sedan DeVille. These cars ride so smoothly and powerful. This is when Cadillac's look regal.

[@RS-yu4lb]

The 1966 Fleetwood Brougham is my favorite car. Understated elegance. This one has the beige Dartmoor interior.

[@surveyordave]

my fave as well

[@rileysteve]

Loved this vintage. Very refined. Variable-ratio steering was very nimble, real wood. Just the best cruiser of the era IMO mainly because neither the Lincoln or the Imperial had the COMBINED refinements of the Sixty-Special Brougham. The interior was the quietest of the three for sure!

[@viciouspoodle5543]

Simply Cadillicious!

[@gclarkbloomfield8848]

...truly a time capsule Fleetwood....unusual color combination, as well, making this an extremely desirable example...pristine and a lovely car, Bernard...😉😎

[@CalClassix]

Thanks a bunch!

[@davidiverson2541]

Really nice Cadillac. I owned a 1973 back in the late 70s early 80s. Best riding car I have ever experienced. Thanks for posting.

[@mikemintun1587]

Absolutely stunning!

[@Porsche996driver]

My step-dad had a dark blue one of these with matching dark blue interior. Still remember that huge back seat as a kid. What an interstate cruiser Yup.

[@davehue9517]

Always liked the '66 Sedan... Grandma had a '66 Fleetwood dark blue I used to stare at as a child...Mom drove a '66 Sedan a short while the same cream color...brings back alot a nice memories

[@alfredrossi5268]

Beautiful cadillac

[@TrainguyNCL]

The 66 GMs were my favorite. To me, they are the apex in design

[@kevinbragg7273]

Anyone should take a ride in one if they get the chance. Amazing smooth ride.

[@CH67guy1]

This was the epitome of Cadillac. It was all downhill from then on out.

[@GopherBaroque61]

50 years ago, in 1973, the very first car I drove was a 1966 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham. It was silver with a black interior, NJ license plate number YLV 987. It was the car in which I learned to drive. It was the first car I ever owed and you never forget your first car. I purchased it from my dad when I got my first driver's license. I still have a couple of photos of it. I have extremely fond memories of it. I thank you for posting this. It makes my memories of the car that much more vivid.

[@34Packardphaeton]

Wow! A highly desirable automobile, in great colors and quality. Among the very best!

[@clarkinthedark1]

Gorgeous car. Can't wait to get my Fleetwood running again.

[@joehammond2586]

That was a treat! Beautiful car.

[@CalClassix]

Thank you kindly, Joe. It's not often anymore that we can find a low-mileage original paint car that seems to have spent most of its life in a bubble.

[@anthonybaker967]

Too Gorgeous!!

[@tapper701]

Now THIS is a Cadillac ! GM should bring forth a new full size model to pay homage to this "stately land yacht" ... Would like one in a metallic blue or burgundy !

[@jamescalifornia2964]

~ Looks like Old Pasadena 👌

[@CalClassix]

Actually, it's Ventura, but you made a good guess!

[@gybx4094]

This is what they call an "unintentional ASMR" video. Downloaded for my nostalgic relaxation.

[@optitom9033]

What is ASMR, I've seen it a few time, I'm always curious, thanks

[@charlesblackman1236]

I am just blown away, what a magnificent and beautiful piece of machinery. If I had kids I would give up my first born and my left testicle for the chance just to sit in it.

[@tapper701]

If you gave up your left one, might not have had that 1st born ... Really is a magnificient time capsule ! Slainte' ! Cheers !

[@steves4639]

stellar. subdued, classy colors

[@sclearance58]

Magnificent!

[@waterheaterservices]

Superb

[@robk9685]

Those seats were actually a cloth but you could still spill A&W chili dog and root beer all over them and it'd wipe right up before it soaked in. GM got that part right.

[@fernanddelamothe-cadillac3611]

Magnifique !!!

[@jamesrecknor6752]

SUPERB

[@terrytrahan7547]

Very elegant!

[@billbowers268]

Fleetwood was the ultimate Cadillac

[@randyhilger9114]

I had a 66 red one long car nice but the frame was rusted thru had to sell it off but the car was clean sold it for 225.00 paud 100.00 ran and drove

[@philreynolds6018]

Correct tires , family had a 66 deville , 67 fleetwood and 68 60 special in same color with leather

[@alwafrco3822]

تحفة فنية جميلة ورائعة

[@haakenlein9873]

Does anyone know what kind of cloth these cadillacs used for seating?

[@andrewphillips799]

Great shades of Quentin Tarantino !!

[@turnne]

This looks like real wood veneer inside this car?..Can someone confirm It looks so much better than the plastic they used in the interiors later on

[@turnne]

@coffeeinthemorning Ok...I remember as a child in the 70's that it was definitely plastic inside

[@roberthooven8665]

It's real walnut.

[@davidallen5776]

This still represents a time when our lives actually made sense as opposed to the here and now! Today's society is so decadent that it makes me sick to my stomach!!

[@gglen2141]

Needs an EFI carb, and maybe some exhaust work, but that's about it. Nice.

[@normanrhone2791]

Royalty Palace on wheels.

[@kingtut70546]

Is it for sale ? 🤔

[@tomwebber9377]

Wonderful car. Hoping to own a '66 or '67 Eldorado convertible one day. Um, stop means to cease motion, not just slow down. You never once came to a complete stop at any of the stop signs except the first one.

[@normanrhone2791]

Landcruiser could fit in the trunk.

[@jameshalljedidrivertrainer7207]

Damn

[@user-vg9np3gw3k]

This car for sell?

[@thewiseguy3529]

Isn't this a Talisman?

[@danscott3880]

This is my favorite year Caddy. One question. If this was top of the line. Why only one mirror on drivers side door. ? Seems like they should of had 2...nice car though good luck

[@robk9685]

Should "have". Anyway, the right side mirrors weren't needed yet because there were only 2 lane roads at the time. The left side mirror was for Grams to blot her lipstick as there were no lighted visor vanity mirrors yet.

[@BillLaBrie]

Back in the day almost everything was ordered separately on a spec sheet and many things we take for granted were optional. There were no “convenience group” or “safety group” packages, even on Cadillacs. A car like this would have been optioned out by a customer or a buyer at a dealership, and as humans with limited perspective they might have thought the right side mirror was a useless appendage that spoiled the lines of the car at an unnecessary cost of $35 or whatever. That’s why we find weirdly optioned cars from that era with power steering but no power brakes, or a tape deck but no glovebox door. It wasn’t until the Japanese took over the American car market that Detroit finally started offering fully equipped cars as standard.

[@robk9685]

@@BillLaBrie I special ordered an '84 Cutlass with every option including the $44 lamp monitors on the hood and the nearly $1,000 power sunroof.....but forgot to order power locks. Oh well, no biggie as it was a 2 door.

[@robk9685]

@@BillLaBrie ...but funny as I work for a major auto manufacturer. There's a metal pedal option available on one of the trim levels. Out on the line I said, "The metal pedals are a $29.99 option but you have to order the $3,000 Sun & Fun Package in order to get them".

[@chuckswanson2397]

Passenger side mirror was not an option on '66

[@sonnymiller7452]

For sale I’d love to make an offer

[@squiggymcsquig6170]

I hate to mention it, but I hope the "climate crisis" bs doesn't render artful machines such as this worthless.