1976 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible Driving in Sonoma California

Visit www.leftcoastcl... to see this very cool classic 1976 Cadillac Eldorado for sale from Left Coast Classics.
This 1976 Eldorado Convertible has just 15,500 original miles and is in absolutely immaculate condition. Collector owned, previously in collections in Michigan and Texas, now in California. This pristine Eldorado is in nearly new condition in every way. The factory paint is brilliant with no fading and fresh as the day it came off the assembly line. The chrome and stainless have been beautifully preserved as has the leather, top, faux wood, rubber, glass, etc. The car still sports the correct black hubcaps and even has the factory correct 1.6" white walls. The color-keyed convertible top parade boot is included as well. All options function exactly as intended with exception of the clock.
Take a look at the full description and photo shoot at the link above and then give me a call to take this beauty home!
Donn Dabney
707-332-8331
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[@TheMackLyons]

1. Someone who loves classic cars.
2. Someone who understands and respects the limitations of 1970s era tech.
3. Someone who knows how to spell "brakes."

[@cameraman4brainiac]

gene978 I am an owner of a 1972 Cadillac Deville and I feel very safe in it. it has disc brakes standard in the front and it stops very well for a car as massive as it is (curb weight of 4,828 pounds). I can also prove it is safe because, last year, I got into a head-on wreck at about 35 miles per hour with a smart car on the other end. the guy in that little smart car actually walked away, as did I (I had no injuries at all. I wasn't wearing the seat belt in there but the sheer weight of my car probably saved me). The big difference was that my Caddy was totally repairable (insurance company totaled it, but I'm a body man and I fixed it up in my garage), while that smart car was unrecognizable. Don't be fooled and think these cars are dangerous just because they're old.

[@PhillipRemaker]

+Luke Marine When I drove my ElDorado, I used to tell people "the other car is my crumple zone."

[@Preacherman1882]

If you don't like it, don't buy it.
Take care, and God Bless.
The Preacherman.

[@gene978]

Dangerous Gas Hog with very bad breaks! Who feels safe in a car that has very little safety features and can't maneuver out of its own way!?

[@LaDivinaLover]

And yet the icon for your user profile is a car from the ‘30s... I guarantee you that the ‘70s Cadillac is a lot safer and has many more “safety features”. Not to mention your “points” are not based in reality. The death rates, per the U.S. Department of Transportation, for these Cadillacs are a lot lower than your modern Camry. So phallacy of logic on your part.