A 1976 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible is a great way of starting your day (or week) off. Put the roof down, let the wind run through your hair, wear a nice pair of sunglasses, and add a cowboy hat just ...

When Sir Walter Raleigh failed to find the lost city of El Dorado, the king of England had him beheaded. Here's a Nice Price or Crack Pipe '76 Eldorado that can also flip its lid. Whether a lost city ...

The last American-made convertible automobile was built in 1976, and it was the end of an era… until Chrysler absolutely kicked Cadillac in the proverbial groin six years later. The General Motors ...

A white Fleetwood Eldorado convertible, the last American-made soft-top car at the time, rolled off the assembly line at GM's Cadillac assembly plant in Detroit on April 21, 1976, ending a tradition ...

Before Matthew Smith’s sister was married, she drove a 1971 Plymouth Duster painted the distinctive “Crazy.” Little did her brother know that half a continent away there was a “Plum Crazy” fanatic.

Last week we marveled at Ken Brehler's lovely, lumbering 1975 Cadillac Eldorado. It reminded us that the Eldorado was at one time the epitome of Americana and still remains one of the most storied ...

I inherited a 1976 Cadillac Eldorado convertible with 91,500 miles on it. My insurance agent wants a written appraisal of the value but so far I`ve been quoted a fee of $150 by an appraiser for this ...

American Motors stopped making convertibles in 1968, and by 1970, Ford and Chry-sler followed suit, with only their pony cars available as ragtops. General Motors hung in for a while, but as the 1976 ...

In his stable of seven collector cars, Richard Belluscio owns two Cadillacs and both were among the nearly 70 classic and vintage vehicles on display Sunday at the seventh annual Cadillac Through the ...

Before Matthew Smith’s sister was married, she drove a 1971 Plymouth Duster painted the distinctive “Crazy.” Little did her brother know that half a continent away there was a “Plum Crazy” fanatic.