1967 Cadillac Coupe Deville 42k mile all original survivor! Triple Black! For Sale.

Greetings Automotive Enthusiasts!
Check out this detailed video overview of a truly amazing car! This 1967 Cadillac Coupe Deville is a 2 owner all original 42k mile survivor! Second owner since 1973! 1967 is a very special 1 year only car. Enjoy!
Have a great day and happy motoring!
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Be sure to watch the video of me buying the Caddy from its owner since 1973!
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[@euroasianbob9268]

www.euroasianauto.com/details/used-1967-cadillac-deville/110202715

[@slicksnewonenow]

It's magnificent... And looks to have just about everything except the tilt column, cruise control and heated 60/40 split seats. What a find!

[@robertpasquini4097]

No power door locks.

[@b2becky1]

It doesn’t get any cooler than this …… truly a fun experience riding in this special car . A step back in time ❤

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@b2becky1 special for sure!

[@Localtraveler2376]

Hey Mrs. Euroasian!

[@dennisjones7996]

awesome, and its the "Cadillac smell ", lol, we had a 1970 Deville in 1978, when I was in high school, and yes, I remember the "smell ", have never experienced that since, with ANY car.

[@danscott3880]

I love the 1965-1967 Caddy's. Stacked headlights. The best looking in my opinion

[@johncornell3665]

What a nice survivor Caddy. Beautiful car!

[@stevecarder3581]

What a beautiful car!

[@stevengreco5897]

Beautiful Caddy! Bob!

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@stevengreco5897 thanks!

[@ChuckZiefle]

That was exactly like my first Cadillac. So sorry to have ever sold that one . Fifty years later it still stands out as one of my favorites.

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@ChuckZiefle wow. Cool!

[@jlab67]

This car is in the "right condition" to drive regularly without worrying about driving a "museum" quality automobile. Very nice!

[@CharleB-sabres]

Yeah, drive in winters in NY in salt, winter beater

[@stevendaleschmitt]

1967 was the height of Cadillac design.

[@gsmith207]

jeezumcrow shes a beauty! someone’s going to snatch that up, Bob!

[@davidunderwood7561]

Nice Caddy….68 is my favorite Caddy, with this one the cornering lights aren’t working, headlights on and turn signal turned on the cornering lamp should illuminate. Taillights are a single bulb, center where the bulb is, above and below use a red lens to illuminate the full taillight. Very cleaver by GM engineers, I am surprised that this car does not have tilt and telescope steering wheel. My folks have several Caddy’s, 59 four door that I referred to as a truck, 66 Coupe de Ville that was as long as a football field, 68 Sedan de Ville and 74 Coupe de Ville…..switched to Mercedes for years….Caddy was always the nicer car in my opinion…….

[@Ricky-o7c]

noticed that too! the cornering lights seem to be non-op.....neither side lit up when the turn signal was activated...

[@kobbetop]

I enjoyed the lights show, especially the rear lights are cool. There’s nothing like that anymore. Those days they really thought about the little details like that.

[@b2becky1]

Exactly!

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@kobbetop I’m glad you enjoyed it! I kinda geeked out a bit. Lol.

[@kobbetop]

@@euroasianbob9268 that’s the good kind of geeking out! When I was a kid, I was fascinated about these things, especially on american cars with the all red tail lights. Well I’m still fascinated! You and your wife make a good team, one presses the pedal and the other one geeks out. 👌

[@jasonclendennen9731]

Elvis approved!

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@jasonclendennen9731 thank you very much. (In the voice of Elvis)

[@epicentergarage4952]

Nice Cadillac!

[@euroasianbob9268]

Hey Brian! I’m glad you got to experience!

[@JasonSheppard-uy9ij]

Gramma Always Had new Caddys Gave my mom A 66 Most Beautiful Champain Red color You ever seen i can still see that Car and im 53

[@khareembruce8832]

Wow beautiful vehicle 👌🏿

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@khareembruce8832 thank!

[@sirphilo]

Love it! There used to be a wax that had coloring in it, that may hide the white spots...

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@sirphilo hmm. Not a bad idea!

[@jeffsnyder2051]

thanks both of you!

[@gymmuscles]

the c pillar was called "florentine" design for the 67-68 caddys.

[@AaronGranda-g5r]

Really

[@gymmuscles]

@@AaronGranda-g5r yes. it was inspired by a 1964 show car concept

[@lirr408]

Beautiful car. As old as me.

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@lirr408 I’m a couple years younger. Lol.

[@paulwortman483]

I would love to give you ALL the money for this car. Why they didn't put dual exhaust on these things??? Black Cadillacs cannot be beat.

[@kevinz8930]

Beautiful car. If I had the $ I could see myself cruising in this.

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@kevinz8930 😎

[@lamplighter5545]

Unfortunately, I have no space for this car or I might try to buy it. My first car was a hooptie '65 Coupe Deville (with 67 seats). This brings back memories. If I were to buy I'd redo the roof. This car's to nice to let that rust continue.

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@lamplighter5545 agreed!

[@The1cdccop]

For a Midwest/East Coast car, the top has survived well. I know they are only original once, but if were mine, I would spend the money and have it replaced and repair any rust under there. That bubbling under the fabric is usually much worse than it seems. I did that with a 68 I owned and it was a big $$$ repair.

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@The1cdccop we are south central KS here. More like TX climate. Don’t get much bad winter and no salt. I agree good idea to take care of top soon.

[@incog99skd11]

I wish they would bring back those floor mounted dimmer controls. Just have your left foot ready for an oncoming car and, voila!, click, no muss no fuss with a flimsy stalk mounted dimmer.

[@gsmith207]

so funny my grandfather 76 Lincoln he left us has that and I grew up with those in older vehicle vehicles I know I just dated myself, but I do love that. My 69 Corvette has it as well. so cool

[@testaccountusa4828]

Never thought the CarWizard would sell his Cadillac.

[@euroasianbob9268]

@testaccountusa4828 this one is not his. His is a 63 or 64 I think.

[@nknasi]

at first I thought it was his as well, but usually when he sells his own cars he does it on his own channel.

[@TheRk1111]

Beauty!

[@normalizedaudio2481]

It's really something.

[@euroasianbob9268]

Thanks!

[@rickrapp9439]

Man oh man Bob are you sure you want to sell that car that thing is really really really really sweet

[@euroasianbob9268]

I know. The struggle is REAL!

[@billgorman481]

Sure sounded good as you sped away from the camera!

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@billgorman481 runs surprisingly strong!

[@007fredh]

Looks like a really great car somebody’s gonna get. I wish you would’ve mentioned the cubic inch of the engine and exactly what transmission it has. I believe in that year Cadillac was probably running the four 72 in.³ and the turbo Hydro Matic 400 but it would’ve been nice for you to tell us.

[@euroasianbob9268]

Ya, I can’t believe I forgot to mention specs.

[@007fredh]

@ so is it the 472 with the turbo 400?

[@euroasianbob9268]

@ it’s the 429ci with 340hp/480 lb-ft.

[@kc0lif]

nice

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@kc0lif thanks!

[@johnfrei9057]

‘65 and ‘66 were significantly different than this beauty.

[@rayhubbard1367]

Dumb, stupid and ridiculous proportions. I Love it!

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@rayhubbard1367 lo!

[@jameslandi4688]

corning lamps apparently don't work... lovely survivor... please list it on the Cadillac LaSalle forum website...

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@jameslandi4688 ya. I wondered about that.

[@jameslandi4688]

@@euroasianbob9268 If memory serves, the engine has to be on for the corning lights to illuminate, and yes, those are the original leather seats, and you're correct-- stereo fm was brand new for '67 and that was the last year for the 429 cid engine (a very durable engine) ... I owned a 67 sedan deVille and a 67 Eldorado... I suggest that you inflate the tires to factory specs. These cars ride DRAMATICALLY smoother at those reduced psi.

[@euroasianbob9268]

@ thanks for the great feedback!

[@Kyfordman1989]

All those bubbles in that vinyl is rust underneath. I’ve had plenty of old cars with vinyl tops so I know and it may not look like much through the vinyl top. If you pull a top back or take it off there is more rust there than you can imagine

[@jonirwin7316]

Chips on the deck lid?

[@TomSnyder-gx5ru]

I wonder why the cornering light didn't come on.

[@Kyfordman1989]

Most the chrome on that car is stainless steel. That’s why there’s no pitting and no rusting back in the 40s 50s 60s and 70s most trim on upper end cars are stainless steel

[@LeslieRucker]

67 and 68 shared the exact same body panels. 65 and 66 shared the same body panels. 67 is NOT a one year only body.

[@chuckmorgan1600]

Cornering lights are not working.

[@12345682900]

1965 - 1970 was this body style.

[@mwyatt222]

7 litre. Almost 500hp at the rear wheel.

[@euroasianbob9268]

Yep, powerful!

[@jaydawg7]

*OMG*

[@euroasianbob9268]

Right?!?

[@BKBerger]

Those chips could be from sap.

[@euroasianbob9268]

That’s what I was thinking.

[@Kyfordman1989]

And that last remark about the rest to be OK if you kept it indoors and kept it that is not true humidity there’s more stringy air in that moisture will keep making it. Rust rust is like cancer. It gets in the sheet metal and you can’t get it out

[@Jasona1976]

Price??

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@Jasona1976 www.euroasianauto.com/details/used-1967-cadillac-deville/110202715

[@Jasona1976]

@@euroasianbob9268 Overpriced.

[@thatdave86]

As nice and cool as this car is , I'd be wary of issues under that roof covering ,i hope its okay .

[@pclayton5063]

Typical GM vinyl top rust. They almost all do it in that same location. If you do the top though the rust repair generally bleeds over into the painted areas. Car is too nice not to do it right.

[@CharleB-sabres]

Driving in salt

[@juliandale50]

I really don’t like American cars BUT that’s impressive an the condition looks great . I’m in the UK so it just don’t fit our roads 😊😊

[@euroasianbob9268]

@@juliandale50 I bet it would be a challenge to negotiate!

[@Kyfordman1989]

All those bubbles in that vinyl is rust underneath. I’ve had plenty of old cars with vinyl tops so I know and it may not look like much through the vinyl top. If you pull a top back or take it off there is more rust there than you can imagine

[@Kyfordman1989]

Most the chrome on that car is stainless steel. That’s why there’s no pitting and no rusting back in the 40s 50s 60s and 70s most trim on upper end cars are stainless steel