1960 Cadillac Eldorado in Youngville, North Carolina

"The Standard of the World" for 1960 was one of the world's most luxurious automobiles. The epitome of Cadillac luxury was the formidable Eldorado series. These elegant automobiles were crafted entirely by Fleetwood on a separate assembly line dedicated to this exclusive limited edition model series. The Eldorado Seville had a base price of $7,401 and only 1,075 were built for the 1960 model year which was also the last production year. This fine example has just 28K miles and is equipped with the 390ci 345hp engine with tri-power carburetor and guide-matic transmission. With the use of Cadillac's X-frame, seat height and legroom were increased because the construction permitted lower body mounts. The 1960 Eldorado Seville hardtop coupe was the ultimate Flagship. It was comprehensively equipped to provide the utmost in motoring majesty. Seat backs and seat cushions were hand trimmed in fine Florentine and Cardiff leathers. The Eldorado Seville has standard equipment including wide center folding arm rests front and rear, power windows, power six-way seat, power vent windows, power vacuum operated door locks, electric clock, courtesy lighting, heater/defroster, remote-controlled left outside rearview mirror, windshield wiper/washers, remote control trunk release and white wall tires. In addition the Seville has an exclusive roof covered in luxurious Vicodec, new steering wheel, contoured horn bar, cruise control, radio with front and rear speaker with remote footswitch and spare tire cover.