My grandma was a very loyal Cadillac customer. She had a 59 Fleetwood black with gold interior. I was very happy she wasn't to impressed with the. Pagoda style theme, some did why I do not know. She stayed true clean up to 1985 then she jumped ship. They looked like over priced shoe boxes. So she and my grandpa went down to a local Lincoln Mercury dealership and purchased a luxurious Lincoln Town car.
This right here is the embodiment of the American Exceptionalism doctrine. It's equipped with enough chrome to make several tea sets and a pair of tail fins that reach for the sky. While I personally would not like to own it, as my favorite 1959 car is a Studebaker Lark, I'm still glad to see it getting some attention. Best of luck!
Wow!! That old 390 still had some beans left in her! Always loved those monsters; biggest fins ever, on a domestic production vehicle. Will be keeping an eye out for updates on this one!!!
I REALLY think this might be one of my favorite things on TH-cam...SCRATCH THAT...anything I watch! I love what they do: mess with a car just enough to get it going, bring humor into the mix, but not too 'hammy', bring Got into it, but not 'preachy', plus they do nice work!
Hey Guys! We are trying something new here, we've listened to some of y'alls comments! And wanted to take a new approach with a more raw & uncut feel. Let us know what you think, and if you'd like to see more content like this in the future. We will continue to do full-length episodes in the same style as always, but we are excited to bring weekly content, such as videos like this more often. Thank you guys for the continued support over the last year & half, and we're excited to bring you guys more content!
Turnin Rust I wish you guys do something real nice with that car it will look nice flat black with black tinted windows... I really love the front end of that car remind me the movie Christine👍👍👍👍👍👍
I enjoyed your previous format but have to admit that this is more appealing - previous format seemed a bit over produced. Thnx for being willing to change things up to see what works! Blessings!
This is from an era when cars had style and CLASS, not the cookie cutter Toyota wannabe's that everybody is producing now. Even today's Caddy's can't touch the class of this old classic. Hope it can be fully restored and not butchered.
While I understand your concern, I wouldn't worry too much about the car being "butchered." If they were willing to buy the car in this condition, I think they have the TLC required to bring this grand old lady back to her former glory.
Someone in my area has a convertible in Red with red interior. They cruise around in the summer with the top down . Young people and young immigrants stare at it when it's stopped at a light. At 18 feet 9 inches and 2 1/2 tonnes ....you can't miss it .
ArchimedeanEye back then Cadillac had great quality control. In comparison to todays standards maybe not, but at the time they were the pinnacle of the american automotive industry
Man, I pass by you guys every couple of weeks, and I always slow down to get a quick glimpse of what you're working on. Love the work that you do! Keep it going!
My aunt and uncle were from Dallas, they always drove Cadillacs. I saw this and know it's 3 years hence, but thought I'd comment anyway. Thanks for the video.
A car I used to wonder at with astonishment in my 1959 Observer's Book of Automobiles - I was 12 years old. I'd love to follow the progress of this one! Cheers, Col, NZ.
This car reminds me alor of a 1959 Cadillac my girlfriend and I saw in Colorado. It was white with a deep turquoise interior. Only this car had a picture window in the back. It was so beautiful--and very roomy!! Years earlier, I test drove a 1960 Cadillac black 4 door sedan. I love these sculptured beauties and the way they drive!! If only I had the money to get one!!!
I can't believe how durable those old Caddys were, good job.What is even more unbelievable is you have that orange '67 or '68 2 cylinder Subaru . I used to lift the front of them 4ft in the air when I was 19, so my friend could take a photo to hang on his father's dealership wall for all to see!
Wow! What a Beauty! Hope they keep it stock ! That interior is out of this world, Just love it. So cool when you see the last clip speeding away. Cheers 🇨🇦
Watching you start her up and her running on her own was just beautiful. Thank you so much for the share.. I actually have a 1979 Eldoroado sitting in my garage that I purchased in 1989. Put a bit over 5k into her. I had the original finish looking like glass but after a yr the pain alegated. I do take her around the block a few times during the summer but ran out of money to restore. Only has 86k miles. Had a 74 Eldo Convertible b4 but had to sell to cover the mortgage.. Love Love Love Everything Cadillac. A year ago my neighbor gave me their 94 Fleetwood was thinking of taking the eng for my 00 GMC Jimmy Diamond Edition but it's not always easy keeping up a house. But the 94 with its LT1 reminds me of Cadillacs from the late 60s to 70 with all that power. Keep me posted with the 59. Thanks again Eddie Long Island, NY.
I saw 59 caddy and had to watch I love these cars worked on them in the late 80s I would do the mechanics and another guy would do body and paint for a guy who would sell them. I can not wait to see what you do with her. Again these are great cars and they drive like a dream.
My last Cadilac was a 2011 DTS would've loved to keep it like other Cadillacs I have owned. But, now they've gone the way of the Lincoln Town Cars. SAD.
Enjoy it. Interesting to see any updates. Love the sound of that starter. These old Cadillacs have more attitude and style than about anything made today. Sad everything today has me too styling, hardly anything made now is distinguished from anything else. Cars made then didn't even have to have badges and you knew what it was just looking at it, maybe hearing it as well. I bet there's a lot of people out there assuming the car is safe would enjoy driving it just like it is.
That was motivating to watch. I bought an identical white sedan back in 1989. Brought it back from the dead and took several Route 66 road trips with it back in the early 1990's (My TH-cam channel has a collection of video footage of those trips). I parked the Caddy in the driveway back in 2001 and haven't driven it out since. Haven't started it in over 10 years. It gets a new tarp and cover every year but seeing what you guys did here has inspired me to get her running again. Anthony Reichardt Santa Ana, California '1959 Cadillac on Route 66'
awesome vid!! i'm absolutely in love with this car. the patina is just PERFECT, and that interior is beautiful. Wish I could find something like this to wrench on!
That old girl sounds great , ya can't beat a good old Cadillac , hope she gets restored . I'm a caddy guy , i only drive the best , i have a 94 and 96 fleetwood broughams .
What is your opinion on this one: www.bilbasen.dk/brugt/bil/cadillac/fleetwood/57-brougham-4d/3761534 In Denmark we do not have a so many Cadillacs to choose from, but this one looks good and with the 200 HP engine. Regards from Denmark, Thomas
@@thomasrpoulsen Hello Thomas, I know this comment is late but I had an 81 Sedan Deville exactly like that one for sale! Even the same color! I can't believe it and I sold it a few years back. I don't know but it could even be the same car that I had. It was bought new in St. Petersburg Florida where my family lived for many years. It was a great car and a very good engine being 1981. If your looking for more Cadillac's that are for sale, there are several for sale in the Netherlands and in Swedan.
Love what you guys are doing! I have a 1970 Cadillac Deville convertible I drive at least once a week. I drove it from Michigan to Texas and back with the Hot Rod Power Tour a few years back. You should keep the car and drive it everywhere!
please save this car. When you decide to restorate the car, I have at home 4 brand new doors for this 59-60 caddy. I have a pink 59 sedan deville since 2009 (I love it!)
Peter H Hello Do you still have new doors for the 59-60 Cadillac? How much do you want for them? I have a 4 door Cadillac and want to restore it. I am interested in these doors. Let me know please.
My Great Aunt had one of these junked on her land when I was a kid in the 80's. Bright pink. I remember playing in it whenever we visited until I saw a spider the size of my hand come out from under the seat.
G'day guys love the sound of door hinges reminds me of so many old Holdens ( gm ) product in oz . them old caddy's look so cool ,keep up the good work. Mal
Great Caddy! When I was young, our elderly neighbors had a light blue 59 Cadillac. That car was a mile long. Always remember the enormous tail fins. Nice find!
In time you'll have smoke coming from the tires after hitting the gas. Not from oil. Thanks for the video enjoyed it. Brought back a lot of memories, my dad had a 1960 caddie. That was back in the 60s. Thanks again.
I had a 67 sedan deville i bought for 850 bucks back in 06 had it for 2 years lost her she was in good condition just a little rust but man when i washed her up she was clean i miss that car everyday scince they just dont make those old cars anymore when they had. True style and taste i hope you turn. Your got yourself a true gem a rare iconic peice of history
Congratulations on getting that '59 running! IMO, once you get it running and stopping good enough, you really need to at least arrest that rust before it gets any worse. In 1984, I bought a 1960 4 door flattop that I wanted to pal around in on weekends with Tim, my Cadillac loving friend. It was only a little better than that what you have, as far as the body went. But the transmission started grinding in reverse. So I decided to get rid of it. But rather than junk it (it had other mechanical problems as well), I kept lowering the price until I finally found a collector who bought it.
@@natesinner9784 but this isn't a professional chassis, but honestly any 1959 makes me think of Ghostbusters🥴 If this was made into a Ecto, it would look like a skinny Ecto-1. But I found pictures on Insta where someone has already done a Ecto conversion, even if it was just a temporary one: instagram.com/p/CHBgJm1HeTw/?igshid=yabg0zqj928g instagram.com/p/CHBiZf5ngZ4/?igshid=72b8cb0dh06u instagram.com/p/CHBjBhuH0xt/?igshid=162zsmwpy14gt
Absolutely beautiful classic as possibly one of the best project cars you can find, well worth every cent n' every second spent on it. Good luck to ya, old Caddy you.💨👍😎
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Total junk
Is it for sale?
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It's for sale?
Lovin' the show but would be good to hear from Dad from time to time...👍
What an extraordinary car. The aesthetics from this era were just beautiful. The details...you never see this sort of flair on modern production cars.
I always love envisioning that someone drove that off the lot in 1959 and they had a big smile on their face.
mikeb-NH Oh I bet they did!
So true man. Imagine driving it brand new it would have been the envy of the world!!!
@@rare6499
Just imagine - and then they had around them all them sweet cars of the 50es !!!!
My grandfather loved it 3 times thengot burned in 1960 again then wouldn't own a GM then switched over to FORD finnaly.
My grandma was a very loyal Cadillac customer. She had a 59 Fleetwood black with gold interior. I was very happy she wasn't to impressed with the. Pagoda style theme, some did why I do not know. She stayed true clean up to 1985 then she jumped ship. They looked like over priced shoe boxes. So she and my grandpa went down to a local Lincoln Mercury dealership and purchased a luxurious Lincoln Town car.
This right here is the embodiment of the American Exceptionalism doctrine. It's equipped with enough chrome to make several tea sets and a pair of tail fins that reach for the sky. While I personally would not like to own it, as my favorite 1959 car is a Studebaker Lark, I'm still glad to see it getting some attention. Best of luck!
Great Show.
Father and Son working together,
If only I had That Bond.
Thanks for Sharing
Thanks For Saving,
Thanks for Caring.
God Bless.
My dad had a baby blue 59 just like this one in 1963. He was so proud of that car.
Save that old beauty! I love old Cadillac's!!
Me too
Me too .own a 1985 Cadillac Fleetwood.
Me too, own 1958 CADILLAC, owned since 1960..still .on the road!
Oh me too! I recently got my '85 Sedan DeVille running again. I know those ain't much, but it's still a fun old Cadillac.
I’ve got a 2012 Skoda Octavia ☹️
Wow!! That old 390 still had some beans left in her! Always loved those monsters; biggest fins ever, on a domestic production vehicle. Will be keeping an eye out for updates on this one!!!
Cadillac always built some great engines up into modern day. The 390 is a great engine only being improved on since 1949.
I REALLY think this might be one of my favorite things on TH-cam...SCRATCH THAT...anything I watch! I love what they do: mess with a car just enough to get it going, bring humor into the mix, but not too 'hammy', bring Got into it, but not 'preachy', plus they do nice work!
Great video that’s a beautiful car please restore it don’t junk it it deserves to live again thank you for sharing
That is the classic of all classics!
Hey Guys! We are trying something new here, we've listened to some of y'alls comments! And wanted to take a new approach with a more raw & uncut feel.
Let us know what you think, and if you'd like to see more content like this in the future. We will continue to do full-length episodes in the same style as always, but we are excited to bring weekly content, such as videos like this more often.
Thank you guys for the continued support over the last year & half, and we're excited to bring you guys more content!
awesome video!! cant wait for more like it
Yep, this is more like it. All that fancy editing is for TV. Give the viewers what they want and they will respond in kind.
Turnin Rust I wish you guys do something real nice with that car it will look nice flat black with black tinted windows... I really love the front end of that car remind me the movie Christine👍👍👍👍👍👍
I enjoyed your previous format but have to admit that this is more appealing - previous format seemed a bit over produced. Thnx for being willing to change things up to see what works! Blessings!
Turnin Rust love it...as always great!
Beautiful,what a nice Cadillac,i love the simplicity of these old cars.Hotwire it and it runs.Thank you for showing it,hope to see more.
This is from an era when cars had style and CLASS, not the cookie cutter Toyota wannabe's that everybody is producing now. Even today's Caddy's can't touch the class of this old classic. Hope it can be fully restored and not butchered.
While I understand your concern, I wouldn't worry too much about the car being "butchered." If they were willing to buy the car in this condition, I think they have the TLC required to bring this grand old lady back to her former glory.
You know its a good day to see the old man's face lite in a smile. Great old car and project.
The rear fins on a 59 are so cool ...!
Someone in my area has a convertible in Red with red interior. They cruise around in the summer with the top down .
Young people and young immigrants stare at it when it's stopped at a light. At 18 feet 9 inches and 2 1/2 tonnes ....you can't miss it .
The '59 Cadillac was my favorite car when I was a teenager. Still in my top 10.
The fins on a 59 are 59 inches long.
1100gauge I like the fins! Lots of character!
@@garywood9525 One day, some way, some how, before I die, I would love to drive one even just once.
One of the last of the real 'lead sleds'. This has been my dream car since childhood. Can't wait to see what y'all will do with it.
Love those old 59 Caddy's NOW that's when they built quality cars. God bless🙏👍
Style, yes... Quality, no.
And a exciting look. A Cadillac today is So boring.....
Yes all old Cadillac are King of the road they have ANERICAN all over them. Even this 4 door I wouldn't mind owning
ArchimedeanEye back then Cadillac had great quality control. In comparison to todays standards maybe not, but at the time they were the pinnacle of the american automotive industry
Theirs more plastic in a modren caddy than the Kardashian family, and thats saying alot!
Man, I pass by you guys every couple of weeks, and I always slow down to get a quick glimpse of what you're working on. Love the work that you do! Keep it going!
So nice, a '59 de ville was my first car back in 1969. Great job. Had the same black and white interior.
This old Caddy is real piece of art. Love those late 50' , 60" and early 70' american classic cars.
It runs! It moves! A most excellent find! Looks solid. Will be a sweet ride.
My aunt and uncle were from Dallas, they always drove Cadillacs. I saw this and know it's 3 years hence, but thought I'd comment anyway. Thanks for the video.
If old cars like this could talk, the stories they could tell.
My sister had one of these in the late 60s. It's an amazing ride!
Happiness is a big, beefy boss car with chrome, fins & that deep voice. Good luck with this cool project!
I couldn't agree more
Love these old cadis can't wait to see more of the build
Yes😍 I would love to see the finished project.
A car I used to wonder at with astonishment in my 1959 Observer's Book of Automobiles - I was 12 years old. I'd love to follow the progress of this one! Cheers, Col, NZ.
To have had a good job and one of these in 59 must have been wonderful!
Sheer pizzaz of the design hasn't been beaten.
That is a beautiful Cadillac I love the front end👍👍👍
Carlos Quintana
This car reminds me alor of a 1959 Cadillac my girlfriend and I saw in Colorado. It was white with a deep turquoise interior. Only this car had a picture window in the back. It was so beautiful--and very roomy!!
Years earlier, I test drove a 1960 Cadillac black 4 door sedan. I love these sculptured beauties and the way they drive!! If only I had the money to get one!!!
Don't oil that door hindge.
She's talking to ya'll !
LOVE IT !!
😁
Very enjoyable video. Both of you have the touch 👍
that smile on dad face said it all ...nice job guys
Very cool guys! Good on ya for rescuing that old girl!
I can almost smell the old car fumes. :) glorious!!!!
6:45 Dad is so agreeable and never seems attached nor controlling ~ hell of a nice guy too!
I can't believe how durable those old Caddys were, good job.What is even more unbelievable is you have that orange '67 or '68 2 cylinder Subaru . I used to lift the front of them 4ft in the air when I was 19, so my friend could take a photo to hang on his father's dealership wall for all to see!
I would love to see you bring this one back to where it deserves to be!
AWESOME! Love that 59, also LOVE the AMC Pacer I saw in the back ground....I own 11 AMC Pacers....
Wow! What a Beauty! Hope they keep it stock !
That interior is out of this world, Just love it. So cool when you see the last clip speeding away.
Cheers 🇨🇦
Watching you start her up and her running on her own was just beautiful. Thank you so much for the share.. I actually have a 1979 Eldoroado sitting in my garage that I purchased in 1989. Put a bit over 5k into her. I had the original finish looking like glass but after a yr the pain alegated. I do take her around the block a few times during the summer but ran out of money to restore. Only has 86k miles. Had a 74 Eldo Convertible b4 but had to sell to cover the mortgage.. Love Love Love Everything Cadillac. A year ago my neighbor gave me their 94 Fleetwood was thinking of taking the eng for my 00 GMC Jimmy Diamond Edition but it's not always easy keeping up a house. But the 94 with its LT1 reminds me of Cadillacs from the late 60s to 70 with all that power. Keep me posted with the 59. Thanks again Eddie Long Island, NY.
glad to see you saving this old girl, they were beautiful cars :) looking forward to future posts :)
Nice; thank you for not overloading the video with loud music. Makes your show much more enjoyable.
I saw 59 caddy and had to watch I love these cars worked on them in the late 80s I would do the mechanics and another guy would do body and paint for a guy who would sell them. I can not wait to see what you do with her. Again these are great cars and they drive like a dream.
My last Cadilac was a 2011 DTS would've loved to keep it like other Cadillacs I have owned. But, now they've gone the way of the Lincoln Town Cars. SAD.
Glad to see my chevy on the video.
Nice looking inventory there!
Cracking Video gives me Faith in starting my Rusty Relics - Cheers from UK!
This Cadillac is my favorite design, but I want the El Dorado Biarritz of the same year they all had the same look
Enjoy it. Interesting to see any updates. Love the sound of that starter. These old Cadillacs have more attitude and style than about anything made today. Sad everything today has me too styling, hardly anything made now is distinguished from anything else. Cars made then didn't even have to have badges and you knew what it was just looking at it, maybe hearing it as well. I bet there's a lot of people out there assuming the car is safe would enjoy driving it just like it is.
My dad had one of these back in the late sixties said it was one of the smoothest riding cars he's ever been in
Great episode! I love those old caddillacs. Cheers! And God Bless!
@RC- What the heck does "God Bless" mean? umm, did someone sneeze?
the inside of that old beast is CLEAN
New Turnin' Rust video... You guys just made my day!
I love the squeeeeek of the drivers door as it opens
The ol general motors squeek and he old Chevy's did the same thing
Wooowww,classic car that has risen from the dead.
@PB Polar_bear212 gaming you must be a girl. No real male would say that. Go back to your useless, brain sucking games kid.
It wasn't dead, just sleeping and needed a drink of gas
That is awesome! Sounds good too! And it can do a burnout!
What a beauty!!
Thanks for the cool vid man.
Look forward to you moving on with it bro.
That was motivating to watch. I bought an identical white sedan back in 1989. Brought it back from the dead and took several Route 66 road trips with it back in the early 1990's (My TH-cam channel has a collection of video footage of those trips). I parked the Caddy in the driveway back in 2001 and haven't driven it out since. Haven't started it in over 10 years. It gets a new tarp and cover every year but seeing what you guys did here has inspired me to get her running again.
Anthony Reichardt
Santa Ana, California
'1959 Cadillac on Route 66'
These cars are worth it man!
Sincerely, a European that loves any old car.
,best thing about this Channel are their accents. Coming from the northeast where we have no accent ( lol ) their accents are are adorable.
@@musicfeign6349 ya im canadian i am from ontario so north east aswell i def fall into the old " no accent " category lol
Look amazing. Congrats on this episode!
awesome vid!! i'm absolutely in love with this car. the patina is just PERFECT, and that interior is beautiful. Wish I could find something like this to wrench on!
That old girl sounds great , ya can't beat a good old Cadillac , hope she gets restored . I'm a caddy guy , i only drive the best , i have a 94 and 96 fleetwood broughams .
What is your opinion on this one: www.bilbasen.dk/brugt/bil/cadillac/fleetwood/57-brougham-4d/3761534
In Denmark we do not have a so many Cadillacs to choose from, but this one looks good and with the 200 HP engine. Regards from Denmark, Thomas
@@thomasrpoulsen I checked it out and it's a very good looking Caddy. Good luck with her. Eddie Long Island, New York.
@@thomasrpoulsen Hello Thomas, I know this comment is late but I had an 81 Sedan Deville exactly like that one for sale! Even the same color! I can't believe it and I sold it a few years back. I don't know but it could even be the same car that I had. It was bought new in St. Petersburg Florida where my family lived for many years. It was a great car and a very good engine being 1981. If your looking for more Cadillac's that are for sale, there are several for sale in the Netherlands and in Swedan.
Very cool guys! Thanks for sharing 💯
That thing idled great! Great job getting it going. More videos like this would be pretty cool.
Awesome that you didn't have constant music!!!! Good content and a sweet ol gal of a car!
LOVE IT! Great video! This Caddy got you a new subscriber! Thank you! -John
Love what you guys are doing! I have a 1970 Cadillac Deville convertible I drive at least once a week. I drove it from Michigan to Texas and back with the Hot Rod Power Tour a few years back. You should keep the car and drive it everywhere!
please save this car. When you decide to restorate the car, I have at home 4 brand new doors for this 59-60 caddy. I have a pink 59 sedan deville since 2009 (I love it!)
Sweet.. Wish I had a Caddy from then..
Peter H Hello
Do you still have new doors for the 59-60 Cadillac? How much do you want for them? I have a 4 door Cadillac and want to restore it. I am interested in these doors. Let me know please.
Cool that’s awesome nice I wants to see more on about this cool old American 59 caddy love Cadillacs
Man, cool I worked the parts counter at a Cadillac dealership from 1975 until 2004 !
Wow what a great job! I was a part's driver for a Pontiac dealership?
@Mark Collins you mean the GM dealership......
This was nice. Restore her !! Greetings from Finland.
My Great Aunt had one of these junked on her land when I was a kid in the 80's. Bright pink. I remember playing in it whenever we visited until I saw a spider the size of my hand come out from under the seat.
'Want to ride with me ? "" I am going to lock up the shop "🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
G'day guys love the sound of door hinges reminds me of so many old Holdens ( gm ) product in oz . them old caddy's look so cool ,keep up the good work. Mal
HR Special doors sound just the same.
Love the view points you get with the cameras on the ballcaps. Beautiful car, too!
Those 59's are so glamorous in motion.
Those Fins 😍
hi guys loving the cadillac one of my fab cars keep on wrenching all the best
One cool ride for sure. Worth throwing some dosh at it! Well done boys. Greetings from UK.
She's a beauty: - Best of luck!
Class all the way.
Enjoyed the video, motor sound good! I had a '59 for 15 years!
'59 Caddy one of the coolest cars ever designed,...those fins are EPIC!
Great Caddy! When I was young, our elderly neighbors had a light blue 59 Cadillac. That car was a mile long. Always remember the enormous tail fins. Nice find!
In time you'll have smoke coming from the tires after hitting the gas. Not from oil. Thanks for the video enjoyed it. Brought back a lot of memories, my dad had a 1960 caddie. That was back in the 60s. Thanks again.
Great video of a great car, love seeing you and your dad working together.
Someone had the car for a long time, and took care of it. It was left outside, but has alot of potential, interior is nice!
Thomas Jones I cant believe how nice the interior stayed
I had a 67 sedan deville i bought for 850 bucks back in 06 had it for 2 years lost her she was in good condition just a little rust but man when i washed her up she was clean i miss that car everyday scince they just dont make those old cars anymore when they had. True style and taste i hope you turn. Your got yourself a true gem a rare iconic peice of history
Subbed for more! Couldn't believe how effortlessly it moved after sitting so long. It could even do a little burnout, awesome!
Just LOVE your videos - Thank you
Very cool one of the best looking Cadillacs ever made
God Bless you guys I love what you guys do
That starter sounds so nice! Love the old GM starters sounds. Sounds so much better than the newer Chrysler starters.
My son has one that he's "bringing back". Within striking distance. Thanks for sharing.
Love the sound of that V8
Tailfin road locomotive. That's a mighty big car.
Congratulations on getting that '59 running! IMO, once you get it running and stopping good enough, you really need to at least arrest that rust before it gets any worse. In 1984, I bought a 1960 4 door flattop that I wanted to pal around in on weekends with Tim, my Cadillac loving friend. It was only a little better than that what you have, as far as the body went. But the transmission started grinding in reverse. So I decided to get rid of it. But rather than junk it (it had other mechanical problems as well), I kept lowering the price until I finally found a collector who bought it.
Please dont make this thing look like the Ghostbusters hearse... Restore and make it look like new, #restoreit
Yes the Ghostbusters car was doing a lil to much fo sho
Yes please
@@natesinner9784 but this isn't a professional chassis, but honestly any 1959 makes me think of Ghostbusters🥴 If this was made into a Ecto, it would look like a skinny Ecto-1. But I found pictures on Insta where someone has already done a Ecto conversion, even if it was just a temporary one: instagram.com/p/CHBgJm1HeTw/?igshid=yabg0zqj928g
instagram.com/p/CHBiZf5ngZ4/?igshid=72b8cb0dh06u
instagram.com/p/CHBjBhuH0xt/?igshid=162zsmwpy14gt
Absolutely beautiful classic as possibly one of the best project cars you can find, well worth every cent n' every second spent on it. Good luck to ya, old Caddy you.💨👍😎
What an awesome car. Thank you for saving it.
the interior is in excellent shape