"No matter how many Cadillacs you've owned and driven-you will
still find yourself unprepared for the pleasures of driving the
Cadillacs of 1967." As stated in its advertising, the GM division
was rightly proud of its new line of luxury automobiles for the
1967 model year. The company continued boasting by saying: "And all
of Cadillac's twelve models offer an alertness of response, an
elegance of ride and a sense of safety that must be experienced to
be believed. Cadillac's most popular model for 1967 was the Series
683 De Ville, and it was the only series that offered a
convertible. By model-year's end, a total of 18,200 De Ville
convertibles were produced, each with a base price of $5,608. The
mid-level De Ville series rolled on a 129.5-inch wheelbase, some
9.5 inches longer than that of the newly introduced sporty
Eldorado. Offered as two-door Coupe de Villes or De Ville
convertibles. This Convertible has been modernized with a new LQ4
Crate LS 6.0L fuel Injected engine. This gives the DeVille more
power, reliability and fuel efficiency, wile still retaining all
the classic looks of the car. The restoration looks to be about
10-15 years old and is showing some sines of crouton in various
places. but Looks v very sold underneath. This is a great car for
someone wanting to get into the classic community. great father and
son project. or just drive and enjoy. has a digital dash and comes
with many spare parts including another convertible top boot.
Priced to sell. call for more details. We ship world wide.
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