1979 Cadillac Seville ZZ502ci 550HP V8 Custom Roller Cam 4L60 Automatic PS PB AC

Welcome to Street Dreams in Texas as begin our 24th year in the classic and muscle car business. We are always happy to present you with another dreamy sleeper car. This classic luxury vehicle has been nicely outfitted with all you need to lay some rubber from red light to red light. This car would have a came stock with a diesel engine that didn't really have any acceleration. This classic luxury car is still in good shape inside and out. The paint is very nice, and the interior has held up well too. The car is now equipped with a 502ci V8 with custom roller cam, roller lifers, 4L60 automatic transmission, 2500 torque converter stall, low profile headers, 8.5" 28 GM Locker Diff, 3" exhaust w/ crossover, anti-sway bar, traction bar. This car really burns some rubber, and will put a smile on any adrenaline junkies face! You can see more photos and information on our personal website. www.streetdreamstexas.com

[@jinglebells1238]

This car is underrated. Everybody wants a box chevy. I always wanted a old school seville like this. Same color and interior just with white wall tires instead with old school chrome rims preferably original Cadillac rims.

[@StreetDreamsTexas]

Yea, but that Diesel they had in it stock was a turd. You should check out the burnout video of this car. 😲

[@williamfluck148]

This style Seville is the coolest body style, the fact that you took this one to the next level is Awesome without changing the cars appearance, Cool Ride 😎👍‼️🙂😺

[@StreetDreamsTexas]

Yessir the builder did a great job. You should check out the burnout short on our channel of this car.

[@rscamarolover]

She's beautiful, my dad had a black on black with black interior

[@StreetDreamsTexas]

Sorry for my delayed response. Must have missed the notification for you comment. Did you watch the Burnout Video for this one under our channel? You really should!! It's a total sleeper build. People wouldn't expect this Seville to have this bad boy motor in it. Other than that thump.

[@rscamarolover]

@@StreetDreamsTexas not a problem, I think I missed that video I will look for it right now. Those were pretty light weight to me ,not compared to the cavalier derived cimmaron which my dad and mom each had one so did I but compared to a 76 or even the 77-79 body style DeVille's and Fleetwood's this Seville seemed much less weight. I saw one made into a limo in Arizona the guy still has along with a grip of caddie limos. Thank you for the reply and great videos

[@StreetDreamsTexas]

@@rscamarolover Ok, that makes sense. It is likely the reason the builder chose to put all that motor in this one.

[@evanpimental]

Holy crap!!!! I've always dreamed of building a first generation Seville to be a pro-touring restomod. This is so bad ass! It makes perfect sense because it's a smaller RWD caddy. Perfect for a big ass big block! Bravo sir! And btw it's SO CLEAN! You found a total creampuff!

[@StreetDreamsTexas]

Hahah thanks, but we did not build it. Make sure and go check out the burnout video! It boils the tires! Very well built just locked in and smoked them.

[@megatronn194]

A Cadillac Seville V if Cadillac made one back then.

[@StreetDreamsTexas]

Hahah totally, check out the burnout video with this car on our channel.

[@tonypayne1894]

Absolutely bad ass 👍

[@StreetDreamsTexas]

Thanks! Go check out the Burnout Video for this vehicle on our channel. It is baddd! It's a short with lots of billowing smoke!

[@gmluva]

what size rims and tires?

[@StreetDreamsTexas]

You can go to the sold section of our website. The tire size is there, and perhaps you can tell what brand the wheels are. www.streetdreamstexas.com/vehicles/1536/1979-cadillac-seville

[@grimreepa3197]

Car would be perfect if it wasnt front wheel drive

[@fastfingers1957]

The first gen Seville (as here) was RWD. It was actually based on the Nova platform. I had a 1976. They went to FWD with the 'Bustleback' 1980 Seville

[@buck9022]

I have a 77 seville. I’m currently in the process of removing the olds 350..what all had to be done to get that big block in there?

[@StreetDreamsTexas]

Not sure, we didn't build it. You can see more photos on our website. There is also a pretty strong burnout video with this car on our channel. www.streetdreamstexas.com/vehicles/1536/1979-cadillac-seville