1975 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible | For Sale $23,900

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[@steves9905]

wow...thats as nice a one as i have ever seen...the color really makes it pop. I have a '75 Grand Ville convertible, and despite having the same top frame, the Eldo was a real step up in content...maybe a few steps up...although the pontiac did come with a real front seat armrest lol

[@robertpace901]

The designer of this model did a great job incorporating the front bumper into the rest of front end. It doesn't look akward or overpowering, like so many cars did from 1973 on with those new required 5 mph crash absorbing bumpers.

[@marvinthiessen3454]

One of the dumbest things ever forced on a luxury car, 5 mph crash absorbing bumpers!

[@markvann9347]

I own the same car... But red with red interior white top. Bought her from the original owner.

[@dalepritchard3335]

I love it.

[@mikebrady86]

Cool car

[@user-os6qu2dt6t]

Super!!!!!

[@youtold7727]

For 5 years From mid-70’s I detailed, washed/waxed cars like this. I remember the first time I picked up a 78 Eldorado. Driving over uneven railroad tracks was like going over a marshmallow lol I’ve been in other cars over those same tracks and it was nothing like the Eldorado. Lincoln was the same way. Mercedes was solid you could feel the quality but still nothing like the Eldorado.