HI Anthony, I'd keep whichever one is in the best original condition. If they are in the same condition, I'd keep the 10K mileage one as you can never go wrong with lower miles. That's my opinion. Good luck and I look forward to see what path you take!
grandeur American cars were produced in the seventies and eighties, aimed at creativity and art. Now, creativity in producing cars has become only technology in the dashboard Always brilliant Anthony, I wish you good luck
I hear that thes cadillcs wher the best in 70 80 and eraly 90s per art the cars we have to drive to today are shit i used to have thes big tanks but my dad died and now my mom wont help with the money to get one of the cuase lets face it this guy is not selling a 92 5,7 for cheap 15k or more
What a beautiful piece of history and I cant think of anyone better to love and preserve her, WOW ANTHONY, you’ve struck gold my friend. There aren’t two of those!!!
My Mom and Dad has one of those which they loved dearly. It was the last car they owned. It was one of those cars that effortlessly glided down the road. This is a beautiful find. I’m jealous!
Wow! Just a little over 10K miles on that beauty, unreal! I have a 2020 model car that is quickly approaching 10K miles, lol. That will make someone very happy, wish it could be me 👍💯
Keep the 10;425ml then you will have 2 low mile cars ! I use to detail those cars when they we’re new I worked at a Cadillac dealership in Alderwood Washington it was called Lynwood Alderwood Cadillac Oldsmobile Pontiac and what a fun job it was to be Head detailer to be in charge of cleaning those cars from 1991 to 1995 such a joy and great people to work for !🇺🇸😎👍🏻
I had an '89 (cloth interior, rather than leather and no "gold" trim pieces) in the same triple blue. It, and my '71 Buick Electra 225 are two cars I miss most! (and I've had an "metric f__k tonne" of cars over the years!
Anthony, I am always impressed with your collection. We are a Cadillac family. My Dad bought his first one in 1959. Then every two years or so after that. Finally in 1975 with a triple black Eldorado Convertible. [10k miles] Fast forward to 1991, I bought my first one, a 1981 triple yellow Seville. Yes the awesome bustle back Seville with the V-8 with the 4-6-8 motor which I quickly unplugged and enjoyed for 10 years. I would own another one of these. Today I have a 1984 Dark Sapphire Sedan DeVille DeElegance with a red interior, and a glass moonroof 73k. And my 75 white Eldorado convertible, with a black top and interior 32k. I guess its in our blood. Your new buy is a keeper!
Beautiful find, Anthony. I'm continually amazed at how many diamonds are hidden in garages for 30 years. That one video where the guy had two low-mileage Broughams because his wife didn't like the color of the one so he immediately bought the other - and neither was driven much - just blows me away.
1977-1992 rear drive coupes,sedans I call the “oval hood” caddy’s..my favorites It’s that view over that hood as a kid that separated the caddy from the rest of the GM line”the oval hood” as it stuck w/me to this day..it’s what made the caddy special
My new favourite channel. These are my dream cars . First time I saw the revised 1990 brougham , I was 13 and we were vacationing in in Niagara Falls and I saw one. Before that , I only saw it in the consumer guide book . Incidentally, one the same trip I sighted a 1983 Chrysler executive limo!!! Lmao
I'm so jealous. I love these cars, and the prices are going nuts. I had an 82 Coupe DeVille back in 02 after high school with the craptastic HT4100. I also had a 1980 Coupe DeVille I found for $400 that a hot rodder cut the roof off of. He did a really good job trimming the windshield frame off for a finished look, and I couldn't pass it up. I kept that thing for 8 years and stored it in winter. That one had the much better 6.0 big block with the TH400 trans. It also had a 4bbl carb and was pre-cylinder deactivation. Loved them both. I sold the 80 about 5 years ago.
I have a 1987 Brougham D'Elegance I've decided to stop restoring and sell. I've lost my energy because of this Covid 19. I'm an elderly man. It's a rock-solid California car, 105 K box one miles, never been out of Anaheim Hills until I shipped it to Arizona. So far I put brand new Vogue tires , front end rebuild, all major brakes, new Air shocks to the rear, HD shocks to the front. New Windshield, New dash shell, Major service including dropping trans pan and filter, drain rear end oil and fill with new. balance driveline, all original. The Bad: Needs paint and top, Valve cover gaskets need replacement. Car sat in back yard 7 years uncovered. air ride pump inop, A/C has a slow leak. Drivers window motor fine, track is slipping. I'm over $9.000 invested and another $4500 would cover top quality stripping of top and paint, and new padded top and factory new tri-coat paint, SAME COLORS AS THIS BLUE D'Elegance in this video. It took me forever to find a virgin unmolested Brogham D'elegance!!! Rappers buy them and customize spending as much as $40.000 on hydraulics and airbrush paint. Clean carfax, GOOD chrome bumpers, I have all new fillers for headlights. gas tank door, rear bumper fillers have been replaced, very solid. New hood crown OEM for after paint shop. $210 NAPA police duty battery. Orig floormats. I need to get it out of my driveway. 34 year old car with no place to go but increase in value, but only if new owner buys Top of the line paint and top! I will settle for $7000. markiecox2@aol. com I will put on eBay next week.
With all the experience you have in these beautiful cars that you manage to come up with, I'm sure you'll make a sentimental choice. Keep in mind that these are materialistic items and you find a lot of them through your UA-cam channel and your friends. If you feel sentimental about the one with 25,000 miles then keep it. You know exactly the shape it's in. What's 15,000 miles any way? The other one doesn't have the dent in the hood. It's missing the spare and when you get to looking, there might be some more things wrong wit it. Boils down to, condition, sentimentality, toss up of mileage difference, and the love you have for these vehicles. These cars are back in time itself. I remember 1990. I was working my tail off. It was a good year.
I would fully detail both of them, then place them side by side for a slow and careful inspection of condition. On the basis of condition alone I would choose which to keep and which to sell. Both are super low miles - but one of them is going to be better in condition. If there is no real difference in condition then I would keep the 10k mile '92 and sell the 25k mile '92.
Anthony. You are a lucky man. The unit you just brought back is close to the color scheme of my grandmothers Cadillacs and like always, this would be i car I would absolutely love to own. Love your videos!!
Can’t really make that judgment unless I saw the cars side-by-side I’m an old Cadillac man and really dig the the big cars so again that’s something you’ll have to do all by yourself ole’ buddy
Oh my god. I can't believe how nice your cadillacs are. I have a 90 Deville that has never been driven in the winter but it has flaws. No heat or air and going through Chemo now so it will just have to sit. Keep up the good work. Love your vids!
This body style (1980-1992) was the longest running Cadillac Model in History due to its popularity. Back in the early 1980's, many big Executives drove these, not just elderly folks. They were "The" car of choice to show Ultimate Luxury & Prestige. In 1980-81, Jim Weichert (of Weichert Realtors) drove one practically identical to this; same colors. Just went to show these folks could've easily afforded a German Car, but went with the top-of-line DeVille. An absolutely stunning work of craftsmanship back then & still today!
I would keep the one that is in better shape. You know what your 92 is all about. You’ve done everything to it. The new one you know nothing about. I’d love either one. Being on disability I couldn’t afford to buy either one. I had a 92 dElegance that was copper with champagne inside. It’s a dream car for sure. Now I’ve got an 04 40th anniversary convertible Mustang. I love it. I’ve also got a 2014 Focus SE hatchback to do daily driving. I love the vehicles you get. Truly one of the best dealers out there.
Got 150,000 on mine 4l60 and 5.7 still runs like butter Triple blue "Ambassador Blue" as it's called. Dealer installed custom installed moonroof on a D'elegance package Originally bought from Reliable Cadillac in Roseville CA in 90. Drive that bitch till the wheels fall off
I scored an 05 Deville DHS LOADED! 45K miles for 3200.00 the second owner had it for a couple of months and decided it was too big of a car for her to drive. Lucky me!
Hi Anthony, I would absolutely keep this new one, with 10K miles and sell the one you've had with 25K miles. They are identical and unless you want to keep two of the same car, which I can appreciate hesitating to sell either one! After all, they are not making these beauties any longer. And it won't hurt to keep it for a period of time, and just really get to know this one, drive it and enjoy it for a season or two and then sell the first Sapphire Blue one that you have had. But, enjoy the fun of owning TWO of these beauties! God Bless you for finding these. NOTHING manufactured today can compare to these cars!
I’ve been without since some numbnutt backed into my 2002 blue Seville STS. LOVE CADDIES. Love those seats. This retired school teacher would love to have it as a gift
Both are absolutely gorgeous cars! Love that sapphire blue paint 💙 job! If you can afford to keep them both and have enough adequate storage space then keeping both is what I would do! I'd FOR SURE be grabbin' even that 25K Cadillac if I had the money and I could find one like it in my area! I live in rural Alberta, Canada and don't think I could find one in as beautiful shape with low mileage like either of yours! You're very blessed, my friend! Consider yourself very fortunate to own such fabulous cars! If you do need to sell one then let go of the 25K one! That 10K one has an awesomely clean, rust free chassis! Its definitely 👍 💯 a one-of-a-kind beauty!
Oh my goodness that's a Gorgeous automotive masterpiece! Love the color combination! I would keep the 10k mi for sure! Gorgeous Brougham d' Elegances! I can't wait to cruise my '90 Brougham d' Elegance 5.7V8 again!
She's a real beauty! As for "old" tires... If they ain't weather checked and dry-rotten to Hell, you can get away with safely driving on them... At best, you'll make it anywhere you're heading. At worst, they'll usually give you plenty of warning that they're gonna come apart... The first thing they'll do is either lose the entire tread in a strip, or you'll FEEL a horrible ply separation... But they ain't gonna "blow out" suddenly... If they do lose pressure QUICKLY, they'll "tell you" by whining like a Banshee first. Cheers, Brother! You've got some beautiful Caddies.
To own 2, the two are exact make and model down to tire knobby, both are in as close condition as you will ever cross in a lifetime. And of course this is the tale end of an era, (very distinct era) extremely well identified style/look of Cadillac (full sized 4-dr Sedan) this will never happen again. Everything i said here, so because of the ridiculously odds of such luck, i say you............ My intuition says clean up and sell the triple blue you already own. I'm new to your channel, but not new to having love for great American auto design and this here of that last era of true beauty, design, elegance & craftsmanship that this country took real pride in. This squared look was beautiful. Sorry some the words, i drank few beers (absolutely No driving though) so ty, looks like a kickass channel.
Anthony, I would suggest keeping them all. It would be awesome if you got a 1977 Cadillac Seville because Betty White aka the First Lady of Television once drove a 1977 Cadillac Seville in a beautiful light green color called "Sea Mist Green." Betty's Cadillac had a white landau roof, white wall tires with wire wheel covers, a white leather interior, an AT&T car phone (which being the 1970's was so big it probably had to ride shotgun in the front passenger seat), and a little nameplate on the dashboard that simply reads "Betty."
I am really loving that blue! I always liked the way the info lights shine through the woodgrain on the dash. Both nice beautiful cars but I would keep the one you already have.
I hope you can keep them both; but please don't subject either one to that great car-killer, known as salt. My father-in-law had a DeElegance. What a car. I currently own an '08 DeVille, and a '90 DeVille that I've owned since '93. I had an '84 Toronado Caliente that was amazing. You're my kind of car guy! Best wishes!
I’m a Lincoln guy so I would part all of them 😆 Those are sweet rides👍🏻 At least before you part with any line them up when the weather brakes and film them all lined up together 🎥
Another mint Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham D'elegance. The ultra-comfortable leather seating is very similar to the 1970s Imperials & New Yorker Broughams. Keep the one with 10K miles, or keep both, for a while anyway.
Personally I couldn't part with either one. However the blue is for sure the man's man car. I would keep the blue in private collection. PS I was friends with Mr Perot. Sat directly behind him in VIP sections during his campaign.
Hi Anthony, I had a 1984 Cadillac Brougham D'Elegance some years back and it was a dream to drive. I have been a subscriber for a while now keeping an eye on all the nice cars you show and I have been looking for a low mile cady and I think you have found it for me 😁 I would love to have either one of them shipped to me in here New Zealand. I will be waiting for your decision with bated breath. Just remember, you can only drive one at a time.😊
Keep the one you like the most, if you like them equal then keep the one you already own, you already know that it works perfect, while the "new" one could be hiding some potential issues because it has been sitting still for longer. 10K gets more profit too ;)
I have never seen any one who likes what I like I like I love the old luxury with mammoth size ans a big block to match. Been watching your channel for a bit. Old farmers love big lincoln's but I'm biased 90to 92 brougham crush it.
Put a figure on both and you will be assisted with your decision. I’ve been titillated By your indecision and I may possibly get another one myself thanks tony
I don't remember what model year it was but I had a brougham in Metalic rootbeer brown with brown velour interior and it had the quad headlights which I always liked better than the huge dingle headlight but that brown was a nice color. You're making me want one again. I was 23years old when I bought my first one slightly used from Vic Alfanso Cadilac and just a few years later bought a brand new 92 in Graphite metallic with dove grey leather again from Vic
First video I’ve ever watched of yours, but I just want to say THANK YOU for calling it the Tappan Zee bridge! I will call it the sfaccim bridge before the C*$&@O bridge!
Sell it Anthony. Before the Tappan bridge was rebuilt my buddy working for McClain bridge and overpass inspection told me never drive over the Tappan z bridge. It was ready to fall apart.
Hey Anthony, keep the Brougham you just got. It only has 10,000 miles plus the gold ornamentation & gold pinstripes look really rich!!!! Or keep both & have one for Mrs Anthony to drive. 😁
Get as many you can handle. Slab one out Southcoast style, put some 84s or 83s upon it fifth wheel, woodgrain wheel and as many speakers you can fit in it. Put few switches on it and keep one original. One day I'm come check your inventory and get me a clean fresh old school Cadillac. Keep on grabbing em up.
HI Anthony, I'd keep whichever one is in the best original condition. If they are in the same condition, I'd keep the 10K mileage one as you can never go wrong with lower miles. That's my opinion. Good luck and I look forward to see what path you take!
Gotta Keep this Baby, she deserves to be loved and preserved!!
Twins never separate from each other!!!
grandeur
American cars were produced in the seventies and eighties, aimed at creativity and art. Now, creativity in producing cars has become only technology in the dashboard
Always brilliant Anthony, I wish you good luck
I hear that thes cadillcs wher the best in 70 80 and eraly 90s per art the cars we have to drive to today are shit i used to have thes big tanks but my dad died and now my mom wont help with the money to get one of the cuase lets face it this guy is not selling a 92 5,7 for cheap 15k or more
Sell to me please
What a beautiful piece of history and I cant think of anyone better to love and preserve her, WOW ANTHONY, you’ve struck gold my friend. There aren’t two of those!!!
Anthony, you have the best life! A fantastic relationship with your dad, and being able to ride in all the beautiful Cadillacs of years past!
My Mom and Dad has one of those which they loved dearly. It was the last car they owned. It was one of those cars that effortlessly glided down the road. This is a beautiful find. I’m jealous!
Wow! Just a little over 10K miles on that beauty, unreal! I have a 2020 model car that is quickly approaching 10K miles, lol. That will make someone very happy, wish it could be me 👍💯
I want one of these so bad. Its the most beautiful icon CADILLAC ever made in my eyes.
Oh to have such a decision. You're one lucky guy...let us know when you're ready to part with the 92 with 25 K.
I’m leaning more towards keeping that one Mike!
You never cease to amaze me with these beauties!! I’ll be your driver anytime you need one. 👍
Anthony, keep all of them they're all beautiful !
If you are not short of money, then keep all of the mas they are not making anymore, they will slowly go up in value!
Keep the 10k mile Caddy. Beautiful cars. Thanks for the ride and tour
I would keep the one with the least amount of rust underneath. :)
Keep the 10;425ml then you will have 2 low mile cars ! I use to detail those cars when they we’re new I worked at a Cadillac dealership in Alderwood Washington it was called Lynwood Alderwood Cadillac Oldsmobile Pontiac and what a fun job it was to be Head detailer to be in charge of cleaning those cars from 1991 to 1995 such a joy and great people to work for !🇺🇸😎👍🏻
Man that takes me back, my old Brougham D'Elegance was this exact color combo. Only difference was it had 100,000 more miles on it.
I had an '89 (cloth interior, rather than leather and no "gold" trim pieces) in the same triple blue. It, and my '71 Buick Electra 225 are two cars I miss most! (and I've had an "metric f__k tonne" of cars over the years!
BRO FIRST THING I WOULD DO IS TO LITERALLY SHIT MY UNDERWEAR PERIOD.
hope ur head is ok, keep the newest one, you re so lucky beautiful Broughams....
Us Italians are known to have thick heads haha!
Anthony, I am always impressed with your collection. We are a Cadillac family. My Dad bought his first one in 1959. Then every two years or so after that. Finally in 1975 with a triple black Eldorado Convertible. [10k miles] Fast forward to 1991, I bought my first one, a 1981 triple yellow Seville. Yes the awesome bustle back Seville with the V-8 with the 4-6-8 motor which I quickly unplugged and enjoyed for 10 years. I would own another one of these. Today I have a 1984 Dark Sapphire Sedan DeVille DeElegance with a red interior, and a glass moonroof 73k. And my 75 white Eldorado convertible, with a black top and interior 32k. I guess its in our blood. Your new buy is a keeper!
Hey former Staten Island resident here. Keep both of them. One in a lifetime deal.
What a beauty. You are so fortunate.
BUY IT ANTHONY!!!! The color combo is gorgeous!! Add it to your collection!!!!!!!
LOL @ "should I buy it?"
He knew he had the hook in ya!!
Absolutely gorgeous caddy. Love the triple blue yet the triple red one is magnificent. Incredible land yacht when American land yachts were king.
Absolutely magnificent! Thank you for sharing the video. Love all that tufted leather upholstery.
Beautiful find, Anthony. I'm continually amazed at how many diamonds are hidden in garages for 30 years. That one video where the guy had two low-mileage Broughams because his wife didn't like the color of the one so he immediately bought the other - and neither was driven much - just blows me away.
It’s very crazy but they are out there.
1977-1992 rear drive coupes,sedans I call the “oval hood” caddy’s..my favorites
It’s that view over that hood as a kid that separated the caddy from the rest of the GM line”the oval hood” as it stuck w/me to this day..it’s what made the caddy special
Wow I can't believe the mileage on those cars!! Those are dream vehicles, that would be such a hard decision to make.
A guy can never have too many Cadillacs. Keep em both! 👍
Papa bear so proud of you. Great son and great reviews. Thank you
Thank you 🙏
My new favourite channel. These are my dream cars . First time I saw the revised 1990 brougham , I was 13 and we were vacationing in in Niagara Falls and I saw one. Before that , I only saw it in the consumer guide book .
Incidentally, one the same trip I sighted a 1983 Chrysler executive limo!!! Lmao
Maybe this could be a start of the triple blue fleet.
I'm so jealous. I love these cars, and the prices are going nuts. I had an 82 Coupe DeVille back in 02 after high school with the craptastic HT4100. I also had a 1980 Coupe DeVille I found for $400 that a hot rodder cut the roof off of. He did a really good job trimming the windshield frame off for a finished look, and I couldn't pass it up. I kept that thing for 8 years and stored it in winter. That one had the much better 6.0 big block with the TH400 trans. It also had a 4bbl carb and was pre-cylinder deactivation. Loved them both. I sold the 80 about 5 years ago.
You made it back on the Royal Seals. Whew!!
I have a 1987 Brougham D'Elegance I've decided to stop restoring and sell. I've lost my energy because of this Covid 19. I'm an elderly man. It's a rock-solid California car, 105 K box one miles, never been out of Anaheim Hills until I shipped it to Arizona. So far I put brand new Vogue tires , front end rebuild, all major brakes, new Air shocks to the rear, HD shocks to the front. New Windshield, New dash shell, Major service including dropping trans pan and filter, drain rear end oil and fill with new. balance driveline, all original.
The Bad: Needs paint and top, Valve cover gaskets need replacement. Car sat in back yard 7 years uncovered. air ride pump inop, A/C has a slow leak. Drivers window motor fine, track is slipping. I'm over $9.000 invested and another $4500 would cover top quality stripping of top and paint, and new padded top and factory new tri-coat paint, SAME COLORS AS THIS BLUE D'Elegance in this video.
It took me forever to find a virgin unmolested Brogham D'elegance!!! Rappers buy them and customize spending as much as $40.000 on hydraulics and airbrush paint. Clean carfax, GOOD chrome bumpers, I have all new fillers for headlights. gas tank door, rear bumper fillers have been replaced, very solid. New hood crown OEM for after paint shop. $210 NAPA police duty battery. Orig floormats. I need to get it out of my driveway. 34 year old car with no place to go but increase in value, but only if new owner buys Top of the line paint and top! I will settle for $7000. markiecox2@aol. com I will put on eBay next week.
With all the experience you have in these beautiful cars that you manage to come up with, I'm sure you'll make a sentimental choice. Keep in mind that these are materialistic items and you find a lot of them through your UA-cam channel and your friends. If you feel sentimental about the one with 25,000 miles then keep it. You know exactly the shape it's in. What's 15,000 miles any way? The other one doesn't have the dent in the hood. It's missing the spare and when you get to looking, there might be some more things wrong wit it. Boils down to, condition, sentimentality, toss up of mileage difference, and the love you have for these vehicles. These cars are back in time itself. I remember 1990. I was working my tail off. It was a good year.
You sir win UA-cam for the best comment. Thank you. Your 💯 on point
@@specialtymotorcars Thank you. These vehicles are just so nice. So luxurious.
I would fully detail both of them, then place them side by side for a slow and careful inspection of condition. On the basis of condition alone I would choose which to keep and which to sell. Both are super low miles - but one of them is going to be better in condition. If there is no real difference in condition then I would keep the 10k mile '92 and sell the 25k mile '92.
I noticed that it had a Florida tag. Send it back down here to sunny south west Florida and I'll take care of it !!!!
And enjoy of course 😉
Forget about it!!!
Anthony. You are a lucky man. The unit you just brought back is close to the color scheme of my grandmothers Cadillacs and like always, this would be i car I would absolutely love to own. Love your videos!!
Can’t really make that judgment unless I saw the cars side-by-side I’m an old Cadillac man and really dig the the big cars so again that’s something you’ll have to do all by yourself ole’ buddy
Really great find, having two of them doesn’t hurt, very beautiful car
Oh my god. I can't believe how nice your cadillacs are. I have a 90 Deville that has never been driven in the winter but it has flaws. No heat or air and going through Chemo now so it will just have to sit. Keep up the good work. Love your vids!
This body style (1980-1992) was the longest running Cadillac Model in History due to its popularity. Back in the early 1980's, many big Executives drove these, not just elderly folks. They were "The" car of choice to show Ultimate Luxury & Prestige. In 1980-81, Jim Weichert (of Weichert Realtors) drove one practically identical to this; same colors. Just went to show these folks could've easily afforded a German Car, but went with the top-of-line DeVille. An absolutely stunning work of craftsmanship back then & still today!
Fun fact that dealership is out of business for some time now love that car happy driving
I would keep the one that is in better shape. You know what your 92 is all about. You’ve done everything to it. The new one you know nothing about. I’d love either one. Being on disability I couldn’t afford to buy either one. I had a 92 dElegance that was copper with champagne inside. It’s a dream car for sure. Now I’ve got an 04 40th anniversary convertible Mustang. I love it. I’ve also got a 2014 Focus SE hatchback to do daily driving. I love the vehicles you get. Truly one of the best dealers out there.
Super tough choice, this one you picked up now looks better preserved
Got 150,000 on mine 4l60 and 5.7 still runs like butter Triple blue "Ambassador Blue" as it's called. Dealer installed custom installed moonroof on a D'elegance package Originally bought from Reliable Cadillac in Roseville CA in 90. Drive that bitch till the wheels fall off
Nice car Anthony 👍🏾👍🏾
I scored an 05 Deville DHS LOADED! 45K miles for 3200.00 the second owner had it for a couple of months and decided it was too big of a car for her to drive. Lucky me!
Nice find for sure
Hi Anthony,
I would absolutely keep this new one, with 10K miles and sell the one you've had with 25K miles. They are identical and unless you want to keep two of the same car, which I can appreciate hesitating to sell either one! After all, they are not making these beauties any longer. And it won't hurt to keep it for a period of time, and just really get to know this one, drive it and enjoy it for a season or two and then sell the first Sapphire Blue one that you have had. But, enjoy the fun of owning TWO of these beauties!
God Bless you for finding these. NOTHING manufactured today can compare to these cars!
I’ve been without since some numbnutt backed into my 2002 blue Seville STS. LOVE CADDIES. Love those seats. This retired school teacher would love to have it as a gift
Keep the 10k mile cars. Man, that is a beauty that you picked up.
I personally would sell yours and keep the lower mile one just to have two with the same mileage, that’s pretty cool.
Both are absolutely gorgeous cars! Love that sapphire blue paint 💙 job! If you can afford to keep them both and have enough adequate storage space then keeping both is what I would do! I'd FOR SURE be grabbin' even that 25K Cadillac if I had the money and I could find one like it in my area! I live in rural Alberta, Canada and don't think I could find one in as beautiful shape with low mileage like either of yours! You're very blessed, my friend! Consider yourself very fortunate to own such fabulous cars! If you do need to sell one then let go of the 25K one! That 10K one has an awesomely clean, rust free chassis! Its definitely 👍 💯 a one-of-a-kind beauty!
Wow as always Anthony you the man
Change all fluids immediately. Gorgeous frickin car!
Every. Single. Ounce. Of. Every. Fluid.
I would definitely keep the lower mileage example!! Sell your old one to some lucky car guy like me! We Italians love our Cadillacs and Camaros!!
Exactly Paisano!!! Is Lizza from the north or the south? My name, Corrado Lucchesi is true Sicilian!!
@@corrado9683 I live in south Florida
@@marklizza2392 NH here. A lot of Italians in Pleasant Valley in Methuen, plus the North End in Boston. Best cannolis around!!
Gorgeous great find! Send it back to brooklyn I have a vacant spot in my garage
Beautiful Brougham with ideal colors and options, congrats!
Oh my goodness that's a Gorgeous automotive masterpiece! Love the color combination! I would keep the 10k mi for sure! Gorgeous Brougham d' Elegances! I can't wait to cruise my '90 Brougham d' Elegance 5.7V8 again!
I didn't have much of a sex life until I got my 1991 D'Elegance. Then my life changed. REALLLY changed!!
She's a real beauty!
As for "old" tires... If they ain't weather checked and dry-rotten to Hell, you can get away with safely driving on them... At best, you'll make it anywhere you're heading. At worst, they'll usually give you plenty of warning that they're gonna come apart... The first thing they'll do is either lose the entire tread in a strip, or you'll FEEL a horrible ply separation... But they ain't gonna "blow out" suddenly... If they do lose pressure QUICKLY, they'll "tell you" by whining like a Banshee first.
Cheers, Brother!
You've got some beautiful Caddies.
Just a guy from trenton nj, grew up with these Detroit Iron all around me
To own 2, the two are exact make and model down to tire knobby, both are in as close condition as you will ever cross in a lifetime. And of course this is the tale end of an era, (very distinct era) extremely well identified style/look of Cadillac (full sized 4-dr Sedan) this will never happen again. Everything i said here, so because of the ridiculously odds of such luck, i say you............
My intuition says clean up and sell the triple blue you already own. I'm new to your channel, but not new to having love for great American auto design and this here of that last era of true beauty, design, elegance & craftsmanship that this country took real pride in. This squared look was beautiful. Sorry some the words, i drank few beers (absolutely No driving though) so ty, looks like a kickass channel.
Thanks for coming on board! Spring time is when I plan to make a move
What a beauty!! I owned an 86 Sedan Deville DeElegance same color & loved it!! Enjoy!
I love this car. I will be waiting patiently to see of something like this could eventually be mine. Its my dream anyway.
Anthony, I would suggest keeping them all. It would be awesome if you got a 1977 Cadillac Seville because Betty White aka the First Lady of Television once drove a 1977 Cadillac Seville in a beautiful light green color called "Sea Mist Green." Betty's Cadillac had a white landau roof, white wall tires with wire wheel covers, a white leather interior, an AT&T car phone (which being the 1970's was so big it probably had to ride shotgun in the front passenger seat), and a little nameplate on the dashboard that simply reads "Betty."
I am really loving that blue! I always liked the way the info lights shine through the woodgrain on the dash. Both nice beautiful cars but I would keep the one you already have.
Keep it ! Two true blues! Nothing better then a set of twins! A man's dream😉
I hope you can keep them both; but please don't subject either one to that great car-killer, known as salt. My father-in-law had a DeElegance. What a car. I currently own an '08 DeVille, and a '90 DeVille that I've owned since '93. I had an '84 Toronado Caliente that was amazing. You're my kind of car guy! Best wishes!
Gotta love the red interior👍👍👍
I’m a Lincoln guy so I would part all of them 😆
Those are sweet rides👍🏻
At least before you part with any line them up when the weather brakes and film them all lined up together 🎥
I’d love to do that.
Hey Anthony when you say DE Elegance say it like a French word, dee el le gonsss . It sounds more expensive lol,, nice wheels.
In French, you would not say "dee elegance". It's simply "delegONs."
Yeah it's one word ... you wouldn't say "can't" as "can-tee !! LOL
That sounds pretty good. I usually pronounce it as “DeElegaance”, which is the NH way. It’s pronounced just like car, far, bar etc. Got it?!!!!
It de elegooooooonce !!!🤣🤣🤣
My Bro-Ham deeeeeelegance!
Another mint Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham D'elegance. The ultra-comfortable leather seating is very similar to the 1970s Imperials & New Yorker Broughams. Keep the one with 10K miles, or keep both, for a while anyway.
Hard to feel sorry for a dilemma such as yours, Anthony!!! They are all beautiful so I would want to keep them all. It's a sickness, isn't it?
Personally I couldn't part with either one. However the blue is for sure the man's man car. I would keep the blue in private collection. PS I was friends with Mr Perot. Sat directly behind him in VIP sections during his campaign.
Hi Anthony, I had a 1984 Cadillac Brougham D'Elegance some years back and it was a dream to drive. I have been a subscriber for a while now keeping an eye on all the nice cars you show and I have been looking for a low mile cady and I think you have found it for me 😁 I would love to have either one of them shipped to me in here New Zealand. I will be waiting for your decision with bated breath. Just remember, you can only drive one at a time.😊
nice ride , i live in NYC and the traffic is coming back . what a beautiful car . Hope she gets a good home.
Woke up this mornin, got yourself a gun!!
Anthony
Whatever decision you make I’m sure will be the right one !
Two beautiful well mentioned caddy’s.
Change all fluids, disc battery n tires n get spare. Then how much. Glad u got hm safe , no blowouts!!
Keep the one you like the most, if you like them equal then keep the one you already own, you already know that it works perfect, while the "new" one could be hiding some potential issues because it has been sitting still for longer.
10K gets more profit too ;)
You make valid pints
I had one just like it. It didn't have the 5.7 though. Great Find!
I have never seen any one who likes what I like I like I love the old luxury with mammoth size ans a big block to match. Been watching your channel for a bit. Old farmers love big lincoln's but I'm biased 90to 92 brougham crush it.
I can't believe you found this car,how do you do it,amazing
Put a figure on both and you will be assisted with your decision. I’ve been titillated By your indecision and I may possibly get another one myself thanks tony
Tough decision. I'd probably end up keeping them both! Lol. Such a beautiful car. So classy & elegant.
The Oldsmobile 307 V8 engine was standard .... and it has the optional 350 for 250.00 more ... Small prices for upgrades .
I don't remember what model year it was but I had a brougham in Metalic rootbeer brown with brown velour interior and it had the quad headlights which I always liked better than the huge dingle headlight but that brown was a nice color. You're making me want one again. I was 23years old when I bought my first one slightly used from Vic Alfanso Cadilac and just a few years later bought a brand new 92 in Graphite metallic with dove grey leather again from Vic
We have the exact same taste in cars. Beautiful ride!
Wish I could buy it, beautiful car.
First video I’ve ever watched of yours, but I just want to say THANK YOU for calling it the Tappan Zee bridge! I will call it the sfaccim bridge before the C*$&@O bridge!
So damn beautiful!!!!!!! Pimpin pimpin 💪🏾💯keep all of them lol
Sell it Anthony. Before the Tappan bridge was rebuilt my buddy working for McClain bridge and overpass inspection told me never drive over the Tappan z bridge. It was ready to fall apart.
Hey Anthony, keep the Brougham you just got. It only has 10,000 miles plus the gold ornamentation & gold pinstripes look really rich!!!! Or keep both & have one for Mrs Anthony to drive. 😁
Get as many you can handle. Slab one out Southcoast style, put some 84s or 83s upon it fifth wheel, woodgrain wheel and as many speakers you can fit in it. Put few switches on it and keep one original. One day I'm come check your inventory and get me a clean fresh old school Cadillac. Keep on grabbing em up.
Nice, Thanks for showing us. Hard decision but i think you should sell the recent blue car and make a customer happy.
Thank you Papa and Anthony awesome video
Perfect one for you and one for papa bear .
Great idea Bill. I’m sure it wouldn’t take any convincing!!
My dad had white one with burgundy interior same style I loved that car
Send it to the boys at Neutral Drop, stuntman will kno what to do