Cruisin Classics is proud to present to you this 1967 Cadillac Eldorado. This triple-black beauty is a stunning example of this historic year for Cadillac. In 1967 the Eldorado...
Cruisin Classics is proud to present to you this 1967 Cadillac Eldorado. This triple-black beauty is a stunning example of this historic year for Cadillac. In 1967 the Eldorado was radically redesigned as a front-wheel-drive hardtop coupe that Cadillac promoted as a personal luxury car. Its angular, crisp styling was a hit with the public and resulted in sales of 17,930 units – 3 times the previous Eldorado high – helping give Cadillac its best year up to that point in history. The black paint on this Eldorado looks like a well-done respray that was done some time ago but is still in good driver-quality condition. A chrome hood spine leads your eye to a brightly colored Cadillac crest at the forward end of the hood above the grille. The silver and black egg-crate grille stretches from side to side and features flip-down doors that hide the dual side-by-side headlights. This is the first and only Cadillac model with the headlights concealed behind moveable covers (2 years only 1967-8). Beneath is a large and gleaming chrome bumper with an extension of the grille in the center and integrated turn signals toward the sides. The stars of the show at the rear of this Eldorado are definitely chrome-trimmed blade-like fins with vertical taillights. Beneath is a chrome bumper with integrated reverse lights that angle underneath the car and meet up with the rear rocker molding in the back. The trunk offers another Cadillac crest badge that doubles as a cover for the trunk keyhole. Just beneath that is a centered lift-up door for the gas fill.
Under the big black hood is a tidy stock engine bay that houses what we believe to be the original 429ci V-8 mated up to a TH425 automatic transmission that puts power to the front wheels. This front-wheel drive format (known as the “unified powerplant package”) was introduced a year earlier in the Oldsmobile Toronado and then adopted by Cadillac. The exhaust runs through cast manifolds to a single exit pipe at the rear. Other highlights under the hood include power steering, power brakes (disc/drum) with a newer-looking reservoir, and working factory air conditioning.
Open the long driver's door to reveal a beautiful black interior illuminated by under-dash courtesy lights. The door panels are a mix of black vinyl, black carpet, and bright trim and they feature dual front and back handles, power locks, power windows, and a toggle for the driver's side mirror. An exceptionally nice, power-adjustable, re-covered black leather bench seat with a fold-down armrest invites you in for a comfortable ride. The rear seat is in similarly good condition and rear seat passengers have a switch for the lights on the C-pillars. Another rear seat extra are the side windows that retract sideways into the C-pillars instead of sliding down into the body panel – a very cool feature. The crack-free dash is home to a stylish chrome-trimmed recessed instrument panel. Within the panel are a 120mph speedometer, working temperature and fuel gauges, an analog clock (inop.), controls for the working 2-speed wipers, controls for the auto-dimming lights, a unique dial-operated cruise control (we have not tried to see if it works), an automatic climate control system with cold A/C and hot heat, and the original AM/FM radio (inop.). Beneath the radio is a pull-out his&hers ashtray with a lighter. Mounted under the dash is a working Pioneer AM/FM/CD stereo for your cruisin tunes. The odometer reads 89,578 miles and that is the actual mileage per the title. The driver is treated to a 3-spoke black steering wheel with a Cadillac crest mounted on a tilt and telescopic column with a column shifter for the transmission. Directly ahead of the front passenger is a glovebox that contains an owner's manual, a stereo manual, and a remote for the stereo. Underfoot is black carpet that's kept nice with double-wide carpeted logo floormats in both the front and rear and overhead is a tight black vinyl headliner. Around the back of the fully carpeted trunk, you'll find a spare tire with a carpeted cover.
If you're a fan of Cadillacs or just a lover of large luxury cruisers, you are going to love this slick triple-black Eldorado! This car is a perfect combination of beautiful styling, cutting-edge features and conveniences, and absolute comfort. This Eldorado is ready to hit the road anywhere and do it with the style that Cadillac has always been known for – all it needs is a new owner in the driver's seat! Give our friendly staff a call and get to be the lucky one in that seat!
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