For Sale: 1976 Cadillac Eldorado in Henderson, Nevada

The 1976 Cadillac Eldorado Bicentennial Edition was a highly collectible, limited-production convertible commemorating the U.S. Bicentennial. Only 200 units were produced, all identically equipped with a triple-white exterior/interior, a massive 500 cubic-inch (8.2L) V8 engine, and a commemorative dashboard plaque.
Seller states this car has only 5,769 original miles since new and it looks like it.
The Last American Convertible
When GM produced these final 200 vehicles in April 1976, it was widely believed that convertibles were permanently ending due to impending federal motor vehicle safety standards regarding rollover protection. As a result, many collectors stashed these cars away as investments, believing they were the absolute final soft-top cars to roll off an American assembly line (though convertibles ultimately returned in the 1980s)
Signature Features:
All 200 Bicentennial Editions rolled off the Detroit assembly line equipped with an exclusive and identical design package:
Exterior: Cotillion White paint accented by thin red and blue pinstripes running along the hood and body.
Wheels: Exclusive white-center wheel covers (unlike the standard black center covers on regular 76 models).
Interior: White Sierra grain leather seats finished with bold red piping, paired with a striking red dashboard and red carpeting.
Plaque: A commemorative gold dash plaque stating: This 1976 Fleetwood Eldorado is one of the last 200 identical U.S. production convertibles.
Under the hood rested the legendary Cadillac 500 cubic-inch V8, recognized as the largest displacement passenger car engine ever offered. Turbo Hydra-Matic 400, 3-speed automatic, Front-wheel drive, Weighing over 5,100 lbs and stretching roughly 224 inches in length.

This vehicle is located at Atomic Motors in Henderson, Nevada just 20 minutes from the fabulous Las Vegas Strip! For best pricing call the dealership at 702-826-3811 EXT 2 for more information. Find all inventory at www.atomicmotors.net

It is the responsibility of the buyer to either inspect the vehicle personally or via a 3rd party, to ensure satisfaction.