1971 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham Wagon by ASC Walkaround and Driving Video

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[@CSmith-gb1sl]

'71 was beautiful, I seen one of these wagons back in the 80's in emerald green rotting away behind a service station. They had rust issues.

[@yefenofphoto]

Cool .this is not factory of course. They grafted a GM wagon rear of the same era to the rear of the Fleetwood .looks like a good job.Elvis had a similar vehicle.

[@garydalrymple7531]

This was something General Motors toyed around with .Very limited interest but collectable . Not many examples exist .

[@gilbertwashburn7095]

I love the wagon you could haul a lot of record albums in there thanks to the video that thing is super awesome I owned several wagons in my life I also owned a 64 and a half Buick ambulance it used to be great lakes dragaways ambulance have a great day

[@kaischmidt8030]

I thought the only Cadillac station wagons were the ones you took your last ride in lying in the back.

[@GranMastaDee]

Dean Martin owned one of these. Sure would like to hear how quiet/noisy it is with the windows ALL rolled up as one would drive a Cadillac.

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

Did Elvis have one of those?

[@DaveonGrave]

That would be a great restomod project.

[@billymcmanus9642]

No talking??🙄 No history or story behind this vehicle?? It could just be a walk around of some hoopty & nothing more 🤷 i don't understand why people make videos and not give the story behind it who owned it & why or history behind it

[@automotiverestorations]

Hi Billy,
As titled, this video is a walkaround & driving video, not a documentary. We are sorry that you expected some level of narration, however, it is titled exactly as what the video captures & is required to be formatted as such for Bring a Trailer. Thank you for watching.

[@rubbersoul3723]

Thanks for the post-the 70s-the beginning of the time when America lost it's way-and we're still trying to find it. 😶

[@robertbabik6669]

Wow!! That’s beautiful !!

[@thyslop1737]

The size of a hearse.

[@amitamir1413]

Rev up the engine hard

[@MintyFreshTurds]

The only thing lacking is that it has B pillars, but I love it anyway.

[@bennetfox]

Does the clam shell tailgate still work?

[@matthewennen9311]

Thats great i6s got the hood oderment and dual mirror for 71 thats nice

[@t60-flying95]

gorgeous land yacht... though that gas lid... not so much

[@saabreplay7553]

When you just gotta save gas!!!!!

[@robinbee7799]

Creepy!!

[@mafatone]

Nice.

[@peter455sd]

1971

[@VintageVaughnVehiclces]

That car actually needs quite a bit of work probably at least two or $3,000 in parts alone. Didn't show the tailgate works or not. That vinyl roof should have been removed long ago. Steering wheel needs to be changed out for a 1976 model one the same color. What works and what doesn't power windows power locks cruise control service records mileage fuel tank has that been pulled does the float work the gauge. Brake hoses, h e i conversion, you could sing some serious cash into that thing I restored a Chevrolet Kingswood Wagon and it looks fine and ran and drove and I still put thousands into it took over 6 months of man hours to go through it

[@Thevacomaticvacuumcorner]

agreed its a Driver a good 10 footer but needs paint and restored to be reliable as most 70s cars need but a good starting point.