1963 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible 390 Auto on 2040-cars
West Covina, California, United States
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1963 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible. The vehicle's restoration was completed in 2010 and has been driven less than 2,000 miles since its completion.191 total production for the Eldorado Biarritz Convertible and very few in this condition are in existence. The Eldorado's condition is a solid number 2 but with a minimal investment could easily be a number 1 and worth over $120K. The exterior paint color is a Matador Red Metallic with red/white interior. The paint is not perfect and does have some blemishes but can be easily corrected without painting the entire vehicle. The top is white and operates fantastically. The top's boot is virtually new since it has been rarely used. The interior of the Eldorado was redone in Genuine leather and the pattern was reproduced from the original. A Custom Audio head unit retains the appearance of the original radio but delivers state of the art sound and function. The stereo systems includes a digital equalizer, 10 CD changer, 1" tweeters (2), 6.5" mids (2) and 12" subs (2); all powered by 2 separate amplifiers. The system has been installed seamlessly and the big sound improves the driving experience. The 390 V8 engine was rebuilt and is still in great condition. The car will start right up and correctly adjust it's idle after warm up just like it did when it was brand new. The transmission was upgraded to a turbo 400 which is far more reliable than the original Hydrajet. The Eldorado's shifts are firm and precise and will get up and go despite its hefty weight. The carburetor was upgraded to a more reliable and fuel efficient Edlebrock. A car this size impressively still manages to deliver an average of 14 mpg City and 18 mpg Hwy. The front brakes were upgraded to discs for superior braking capability. All of the power options work including the powered vent windows which are impressive to see that existed in 1963. The chrome and stainless steel was all re-chromed and re-polished although some of it shows some blemishes but truly impressive for a 50 year old vehicle. The Eldorado's original appearance has been preserved yet all of the mechanical upgrades ensure that this vehicle will be road worthy no matter the distance. There is piece of mind knowing that the Eldorado is as reliable as it looks. A true show winner and it will be the last classic car that you will ever want to own. If you want to drive a classic car that is still as luxurious as when it was new than you want to own this 1963 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible. Limited space in my collection forces me to sell this handsome beauty and it will be truly missed. All Buyers with zero ratings will be disregarded unless they contact me before bidding.
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