Thanks for your comment! The '57 Eldorado is indeed a beautiful car, but it's not really a fair comparison to the Fleetwood Sixty Special. The Eldorado was a limited-production, high-performance model that came in two-door convertible or hardtop versions. The Fleetwood Sixty Special was a four-door luxury sedan that offered more space, comfort, and elegance. Both cars had their own appeal and market, and both are highly collectible today. I appreciate your interest in classic Cadillacs!
I remember these classics when they were new , I also remember you could buy them for $80 to 100 in the late 60s . I still have a couple classics in storage , not these @@ClassicCarShowcase I also remember the even nicer 30s and 40s cars from childhood .
@@paulpetock2836 Hi there! Your comment brought back a flood of memories for me too. It's amazing how these classic cars can transport us right back to a different era. I can only imagine cruising around in a 1957 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special for just $80-$100 in the late 60s! What a steal! It's incredible that you've managed to hold onto a couple of classics from that golden age. They're true treasures, and I'd love to hear more about them sometime. ✨ And you're absolutely right, the 30s and 40s cars have a special charm all their own. Those sweeping curves, intricate grilles, and powerful engines... they were truly works of art on wheels. Thanks for sharing your memories and passion for classic cars. It makes this video, and the entire era it represents, even more meaningful.
What a nice car , great Color , many improvements made to this model year, I love it ,
Thanks for sharing!😊🎉
So nice. Always so Great!!
This is an exceptionally appealing sedan.
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Nice but not as nice as the 57 Eldorado , but they sell for over 100,000 and a lot more depending on condition .
Thanks for your comment! The '57 Eldorado is indeed a beautiful car, but it's not really a fair comparison to the Fleetwood Sixty Special. The Eldorado was a limited-production, high-performance model that came in two-door convertible or hardtop versions. The Fleetwood Sixty Special was a four-door luxury sedan that offered more space, comfort, and elegance. Both cars had their own appeal and market, and both are highly collectible today. I appreciate your interest in classic Cadillacs!
I remember these classics when they were new , I also remember you could buy them for $80 to 100 in the late 60s . I still have a couple classics in storage , not these @@ClassicCarShowcase I also remember the even nicer 30s and 40s cars from childhood .
@@paulpetock2836 Hi there! Your comment brought back a flood of memories for me too. It's amazing how these classic cars can transport us right back to a different era.
I can only imagine cruising around in a 1957 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special for just $80-$100 in the late 60s! What a steal! It's incredible that you've managed to hold onto a couple of classics from that golden age. They're true treasures, and I'd love to hear more about them sometime. ✨
And you're absolutely right, the 30s and 40s cars have a special charm all their own. Those sweeping curves, intricate grilles, and powerful engines... they were truly works of art on wheels.
Thanks for sharing your memories and passion for classic cars. It makes this video, and the entire era it represents, even more meaningful.