This example’s trim tag indicates that it is body number 38 of only 400 produced in 1957; only 304 cars were built the following year, bringing production of this desirable Eldorado Brougham body style to a mere 704. Originally painted Chamonix White, it was refinished in dark blue at a later date; the color nicely compliments its signature brushed stainless steel roof, as well as its medium blue Parisienne cloth and medium blue leather interior.
While this car…
This example’s trim tag indicates that it is body number 38 of only 400 produced in 1957; only 304 cars were built the following year, bringing production of this desirable Eldorado Brougham body style to a mere 704. Originally painted Chamonix White, it was refinished in dark blue at a later date; the color nicely compliments its signature brushed stainless steel roof, as well as its medium blue Parisienne cloth and medium blue leather interior.
While this car fortunately retains its air suspension system (many surviving cars have been converted to more conventional springs over the years), it will need attention to ensure proper operation. The result, however, will be well worth the effort: A Cadillac as breathtaking as it was in 1957—and, thanks to the attrition suffered by cars even as cherished as the Eldorado Brougham, one that is now even more exclusive.