1984 Cadilac Eldorado Biarritz for sale with test drive, driving sounds, and walk through video
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'84 CADILLAC ELDORADO Biaritz, The lowest mileage all original Biaritz in the world-Only 25,461 Original Miles !!! (Driven less than 1000 Miles Per Year!) Loaded with every option you could get! Cadillac 4100 Aluminum V-8 Engine With Digital Fuel Injection, Automatic Transmission with Overdrive, Original Mirror Finish Cotillion white paint detailed and show waxed (Original Paint Verified Using An Electronic Paint Meter) Biaritz only Gorgeous Stainless Steel Top With Optional Opera Lamps, Exceptionally Bright Chrome Trim and Cadillac Badging Throughout, Optional Special Biaritz Muti-Button Tufted 6 Way Power leather Seats in Rich Bordeaux, Fabulous Wood Grain Dash and Door Panels ,Optional Tilt and Telescoping steering column, Leather Wrapped Steering Whee,l Automatic digital Climate Control, Power 4 wheel disc brakes, Great all weather Front Wheel Drive ( most people didnt know that) Heated Remote Side Mirrors, Power Antennae, Optional Cadillac Bright Chrome Wire Wheel Covers and Fresh Goodyear White Wall Radials, Fully Detailed Trunk and Engine Compartment This Beautiful Eldorado Biaritz, Drives As Good As It Looks, show or just drive this time capsule.
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There never has been or ever will be such luxury inside the interiors again.
I even thought the Cimarron wasn't so bad after they upgraded to the 2.8 V6, quad headlamps & lower body cladding. What they also should've done was change the profile of that Cavvy roofline & perhaps conceal the Cavvy wiper cowl panel? Look at the 1979 Lincoln Versailles for example. When they redid some details that year, the car beared little resemblance to the Granada/Monarch & it represented Lincoln quite elegantly.
Always a joy to see true survivors in mint condition, original. As you said a RARE car. Gorgeous machine.
I use to live in Biarritz in South western french coast and at that time one of my friend drove this gorgeous car ,in Biarritz!
Speaking as a veteran technician, whom has worked on too many of these to remember, they had their ups and downs. No doubt this is a low mileage creampuff, that was pampered, as many were when new. So, despite all the problems and headaches(especially from the Diesel powered models), I still love the styling and the ride. Seems to be a small niche that truly appreciates these, for what they are. hope to see more being cared for and shown at car shows. Black touring edition is the one for me. Hope this one eventually found a good home.
JT
Thanks for the Info Jake. If we come across a Black Touring Edition, we will give you a call!
These are really beautiful cars. I have a 1985 Eldorado Biarritz in canary yellow and a 1984 Seville which is the sister car to the eldorado. I've had it for the past 7 years since I was 15 years old and I love it! I always loved this generation Eldorado and waited for the right one to come. You really have to see and drive one to really appreciate it. The build quality and materials used are very very good and has that classic car feel. You can't really say that for many cars during the early 80's. It was either the Cadillac or the Lincoln that was your best quality car to buy then. I have never had a problem with it and runs perfect to this day. I NEVER get tired of driving this car and I plan on keeping it till the day I die! Very reliable and great fuel economy. I would only say that I wish it had more power. But thats how it was for many cars during that time. Overall, its a Great investment and a future Classic without a doubt!
***** Because it is the sister car to the Seville, as is the Buick Riviera and Olds Toronado for years 79-85. Both the Eldorado and Seville share many of the same components. The only main difference is the number of doors. It would be the same thing for the Lincoln Continental and Mark VII and Mark VIII during the 80s and 90s. Any of these cars are reliable with proper maintenance and care. And I do know all about the HTseries engines by Cadillac. Maybe the early 4100's had more of the problems but then were revised for the 1985 model year. It was ok for its day but not anymore to today's standards. Besides its not a car to drive everyday anymore. My car stays parked away inside a climatized building and I only take it out for nice days for a nice drive. But thanks for your interest.
fuck you
The early 80s Chrysler Imperial was a gorgeous car as well. I have one with the original fuel injection system and it runs perfectly. It is the Sinatra Edition and I get asked about selling it, but I just enjoy it too much. The stainless steel roof on the Eldorado was a nice feature and the turn signal indicators on the fenders I love. I also have a 76 New Yorker Brougham, 2 door, but that was from a slightly earlier era.
Nothing else like walking down memory lane. I worked for Cadillac in the late 70's thru the 80's and early 90's and enjoyed working on the 80's models. Even the Cimarron.
I have an 85 Eldorado. Love it. One of the last beautiful Cad´s.
My 85 with the 4100 has always run smooth and shifts like silk. These were the most expensive cars at the time and worth every penny
You would say that until you hopped into an early 1980's V8 Mercedes that made 220hp, did 0-60 in under 9 seconds and topped out at 130+mph. Yeah a Benz might have cost an extra $10-15k over a Cadillac, but man it was such a superior car at that point in time vs the 130hp Cadillac cars that liked to blow their engines before the warranty expired.
They started at 60.000 dollars new.
I have my dads 83 Eldorado, optioned with, Bose stereo, cadillac aluminum wheels, and Digital dash. Leather. Love it.
Ive got an 76 El Dorado now that is an REAL EL DO!!!
Take the boat anchor 4100 out and put a 350 Olds Rocket that came in the 1979 Cadillac Eldorado's. Now you have long lasting wonderful car !
My mother had a 1966 Toronado and the unique thing you wouldn't see today featured also in this Eldorado is front drive with no transverse mounted engine , very neat.
This Car was dubbed the Dream Machine. It was a Really sharp Looking & Driving car.
Mine was just like this one except I had white leather interior & moon roof. Was also fully loaded. It had an innovative off centered mounted engine to balance the weight better which I found a nice feature, it was only the 4 liter aluminum engine that was fairly TAME but ran reasonably well. It also came with an optional Big V8 Diesel.. Very well designed, rode & handled well....Worthy of its name ."The Dream Machine" .
Mr Fleming you sure have some great cars in your garage.
Always liked that vintage of two door eldoratos
Cuanto cuesta $$
I can't wait to take delivery of my 1984 white ELDORADO BIARRITZ CONVERTIBLE with 10500 original miles!!!!!
one of my favorite caddy's
Went to my high school grad in this same caddy, 1984 new demo.
I always felt like the 1982-1985 Cadillacs were beautifully made pieces of junk. Junk because of that HT4100 engine, it liked to self immolate and when it was running right it was totally gutless. But the styling, man that Eldorado is nice, love how it revives a lot of that knife edge styling of the original 1967 car. Loved the bustle back Seville and always thought the 80-84 Deville was the best looking Deville since 1970. Cadillac, once they shrunk everything in 1985-1986 to compact size, man did they lose me except for the still grand and big Fleetwood Brougham. You'd think Cadillac would learn a thing or two from history when they shrank all their cars in the late 00's/early 10's and saw their sales drop off a cliff once again.
Anyways I could imagine the colorful character who drove this car in 1984. That white color just evokes old south formality, cigar chomping and sear sucker suits. Kind of seems like the car for a corrupt as hell good ole boy district attorney in some place like Greenville Alabama.
Did you mean the 79-85 Eldorado's?
Agreed. I worked at Cadillac during this time and I always thought the Eldorado Biarritz was beautiful. Just think if it had the Cadillac 425!!!Would have been a home run. Our parts department kept 4100's in stock!!!!😮
A real dream car to me.
Do the recommended maintenance written in the manual...change radiator fluid and add the "Pills" as instructed. Due to different metals used this will keep the engine running forever.
Ours was fully serviced and its new customer keeps it up to date as well
talks about how repainted cars have different thickness, as every panel is a different thickness
Steele Davis Yea right I have a meter just like that I bought it at sports authority it cost me 10.00 dallars its a jogging tracker and people actually believe this
Doesn’t matter anyway those plastic panels are very unlikely original. They rot out very quickly.
LOOKED UP THE VIN. CAR WAS IN TWO ROLL OVER ACCIDENTS (SHOULD BE OK, THEY WERE LOW SPEED ROLL OVER ACCIDENTS).
My car I bought it in terrible condition. The bottoms rolled up. I was racing my one friend. I thought I beat him. He let off because he thought my car was gonna disintegrate and fuck his up.
The side panels curled up so much he said if I had a propeller I'd fly away
Awesome steering though taught ny sis how to drive in this thing. You could steer with your pinky finger the power steering was so nice
You are really rolling the dice with that 4100... Best to get a 79 or an 80 in this style..
Fragile Thunder Right. I had one just like this and it began emitting blue smoke around 80,000 mostly highway miles. I'm in my early 60's and drive gently and within speed limits (always have). The car was never driven hard and garaged. Found out later that the 4100 was known for this problem that would require a rebuild. Sold it but I still miss that car.
Classie Machine I always like those and the Savile with the slant back ,Real Old School Players Ride.
This is stew I have 1985 Seville with only 28,600 miles and it's for sale.
Great cars i,'ve got a 1980 with the top quality 5.7 diesel and its stil running on original engine
Damn I really miss my caddy Eldorado Biarritz had the same white one was like alittle office inside 👍but had that rolce Royse grill and blue ragtop
I remember one time at royal marine training. The instructor pulled up in a car like this. It was grey and pin stripped though. He couldn't get under the car to do the lube job. So me and this artist got it done. I got the job later as a lifeguard.
I had a Biarritz.. beautiful car. Just a question. There were several comments on this cars engine, and mine had the V8,6,4. We're they the same? I never had an issue. Just curious.
That was one of the strangest FWD setups ever. Engine on the right, transmission on the left, a giant chain and two sprockets connecting them, with the differential next to the oil pan and one half-shaft going right through it. Ford patented the "unitized power package" in the 1950s and GM was hoping to use it for the "senior compact" F85, but GM chickened out on that when the public showed no interest on efficient designs, so the power train was massively enlarged to create the Toronado and Cadillac had a version the next year. 1985 was the last year of this layout for the Seville and Eldorado; the '86 had a transverse power train, like most cars these days.
Today it does stand out strong in the modern traffic. Remember seeing old people driving them during the late '90s early 2000s.
eldo59 I have an 1985 Eldorado Biarritz like this one except in canary yellow. I've had it since I was 14 years old and I love it. I do get some looks when I take it out driving as Im not an elderly person but a young man instead. It feels so nice to be driving a real cadillac among all the new junk. I have never had any problems and a real joy to drive. I wish the elderly people were still driving these instead of all the new junk today.
***** Yes! These were the cars to have when they were new and remained quite popular throughout the next 20 years or so. Most of them are kept away now and are a rare sight to see nowadays. They really made great prgress when the new 79 Eldorado came out and up to 1985 before the next downsized Eldorado and Seville came out. It wasn't until 1992 when the new Eldorado and Seville came out as big cars again and sales peaked at an all time high.
Hey brother Fleming, how much did you finally sell this for?Thanks
Beautiful cars
The coolant supplement decal under the hood was a dealer campaign, not an original issue item. As the dealers treated cars with the brown "horse pellets", the decal went under the hood. That was to combat the problem of these cars having blown intake gaskets. The intake would blow, causing the coolant to mix with the engine oil, eventually poisoning the bottom end and finishing it off. The dissimilar metals being used was generally cited as the cause for this issue.
And it worked. My 83 still has its original 4100, never been a problem, now at 135.000 miles. Coolant changed every year, pellets added.
@@johnfranklin5277 My dad was a salesman at a Cadillac dealer when these were new. In the summer of 1984 there were rows of them awaiting new engines. Terrible engine and terrible design.
Beautiful car !
I’m curious, do you have that car still and how much are you selling it for?
You never mentioned the NorthStar System, which was emphasized back then. My Dad had this car in the 80's.
😎That's 1 lovely vehicle...🐂👍
I want this car!
Mint org. I love it. Thanks a lot.
OMG what the name of that TOP? Or should I tell the restoration guy I want a stainless ragtop?
what is the difference between 1985 and 1984 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz?
Absolutely LOVE these Eldorado's. My mother drove one for a long time and we loved it. These were truly great cars during a terrible era and terrible for engines. These cars would be greatly improved with a new Cadillac Northstar V8!
Unfortunately, the NorthStar is also problematic. The head bolts are too skinny and in time strip the threads from the block. It can be fixed but it's very expensive to have it done. Once done, however, it's a great engine.
Northstar is arguably the worst engine ever produced
Super Fancy, I love it
A 1981 with one of the 368 CID V8-6-4 engines still operating properly would be even more rare!
+LakeNipissing Yes the 368 was a great engine big block! One of the best Caddy made and then they went to the stinkin 4100. It was improved in 84 though. But still--that cost Cadillac and it was not just their fault but that friggin Carter and democrats passing those CAFE standards on fuel economy. THAT hurt all of Detroit. These are beautiful cars and ran very well in earlier years. This is the last of the great great era of GM and American made autos. Now its all controls and foreigners making parts.
@@usdeutchlandmark9135 It was NOT improved until 1985 and by then the damage had been done. Cadillac will NEVER be great cars again. I now drive a BMW but have fond memories of the great Cadillac cars.
Yeah, When you started the car and started playing with the radio all the lights were flickering and you even studdered and hurried the hell out of the car but was that the car or camera extra effects? Cool ass car though
incredible
Do you have an 84-91 eldorado Biarritz or Seville Elegante (only 84-85) in firemist maple?
No we do not have any Sevilles or Biarritz at the moment but we do have a Chrysler 5th Ave with only 11,000 miles! www.flemingsultimategarage.com/vehicles/3199/1985-chrysler-fifth-ave
Fun addage. My dad was fat and had to use the car sometimes. I moved the seat all the way up just playing with 8 way power control seats. And everything stopped working. Pops curses me from his grave
How can I bring this beauty in Europe?
The letters HT before the 4100 were to describe that it was High Torque . It ended up standing for Hand Tightened because every bolt on this engine became Loose . Still a beautiful car.
No. It stood fo high tech. My 83 Eldorado has just over 100.000 miles and the engine has never been a problem. Keeping the radiator tabs in it are the key to keeping it running.
Steve Franklin
That is a beautiful car. My 83 coupe de Ville Shortly started loosing every engine bolt. I wanted the V 8 6 4 engine back then instead but it was discontinued in 82. . It had the potential to be a good one bit they couldn’t perfect it. The V 6 had camshaft issues and also discontinued in 82
I miss the old Cadillacs. Where they are today is a big mess. I had to leave Cadi after 35 years of driving them. The last two were NYS lemons. Of which the last was a full refund. Shame
@@alpappalardi7044 you probably would like my 58 Cadillac, my Dad bought it in 1960 from a Doctor friend of his. I was just 1 year old. Lifelong southern California car. Dad passed away 5 years ago at 97. But I've still got the family heirloom lol. It's with me till the end. I drive it around town for all my errands. Its Prestwick Gray. With 2 tone silver interior. Has factory air conditioning. RARE! And the optional power windows. Imagine a caddy with crank windows. Yup. That was standard back then.
Steve Franklin i wouldn’t like that car. I would love it I was born in 60 and my dad of 83 was always a Cadillac guy. I know he had one in the middle 50s. So I’ll have to ask him what year. I do recall the 59 DeVille with the plaid seats and the protruding double red tail lights. So big my brother and I played on the floor of the back seat. To this day he tells me the best riding car he ever drove was the 64 sedan devlle. . Huge White with red leather. I have a picture of me standing in front of it at 9 years old.
I could go on and on, lol. Good old days for sure. And with a lot less traffic
@@alpappalardi7044 I was born in July, 59. My parents had me late, they said I was a SURPRISE! Lol. Dad was 43, mom 39. I'm lucky they both lived long lives. Mom 89, Dad 97. I was putting gas in the 58 a few months ago. And this 20 something guy asks me if it's a 75 caddy! I said no, it's a 58. Then he asks if it gets good gas mileage!!! LOL!!!😄
Poor guy doesn't have a clue! But I love that old caddy. Lifelong memories and a strong connection to my parents. I get lots of people who come up to me to talk, and tell me they really like it. And I should say at car shows. The teens and 20 year olds are much more knowledgeable, and really interested in knowing about it. I have a great photo taken in 61 of my Dad , my sister. And brother standing up alongside the caddy, full shot of car. Dad is holding me, I'm a year and a half old! People at the car show cant believe a car has stayed in the same family that long. 😊
this car has hidden windshield wipers?
I really want one of these suckers.
Have the same car, 26,000 miles Cadillac Biaritz , red leather, Convertible, Florida
Beautiful car despite that sales BS. All it really needs is a 350 like the '79 had to be perfect.
No Rolls Grill?
Its 2021 now..I have that same car but a Drop Top, red interior with 22k original miles..garaged ..all factory..
Is is a pretty car I wish you still had it I would be but there to buy it
that car will be worth a LOT of money 34 years ago
I want this!
Meeee too!!!! 😍😍😍
Immense panel gaps. Tugboat handling and float.
Im sorry, I thought it was a current ad not 5 years old.
Thank you,
Jl neis
No worries, the only thing I currently have in stock that is similar is this '85 Chrysler 5th Ave with only 11,000 miles on it
www.flemingsultimategarage.com/vehicles/3199/1985-chrysler-fifth-ave
Love this weird car.
Isnt the interior supposed to be white
Best ones were 79 to 81 real 368 caddy motor from eat coast. West coast was a Olds 350.
Those are 1985 tires with smaller white wall, not 1984. There was a bigger white wall in 1984. Yes, the tires were from Goodyear. I agree the 350 Olds Rocket that came in the 1979 Cadillac Eldorado's were much better.
Wish I knew what it sold for
I’ve got the same car but with sunroof
looks like my grandmothers living room in the interior. 25000 miles but the car is over 30 years old. even in proper storage, hoses and rubber start to rot.
+METALBUG999 They do but not as much as you may think IF the climate it was kept in was fairly constant. In any event, hoses and belts aren't huge expenses so I wouldn't let that put you off.
ok
Is the car still available for sale?
+Mohammed Alghamdi والله أني بأمريكا و أدور وحده نظيفة مثلها
+عربي و أفتخر
اهلين وسهلين، المشكله اذا دخلت السعوديه تعتبر اقتاء فقط يعني ما تقدر تروح وتجي فيها
Mohammed Alghamdi يا مرحبا و مسهلا ... لا تقدر إذا طلعت لها إستمارة.. شف لك واسطة أندفعك و تمشي الأمور .. الغُمد و الزهارين في كل مؤسسة حكومية تقل أمر من الدولة هههههههه
I’d have to get one a little more beat up cause if I bought one like this I’d never drive it lol
the 59 iis the best and the most admired to me
+Sheldon Holmes The 1959 Cadillac is one of my favorites as well. But there are several other Cadillac models that are very much admired and these Eldorado's are one of them.
the 78 is good too
Sheldon Holmes Yeah the 1978 Cadillac's are great as well.
But as far as the 84's are concerned I like the Convertible ones which are actually pretty rare but I know you already know that But you strike me as a caddy guy
Sheldon Holmes Yes I am a Caddy guy. I have several different Cadillac's at the moment years ranging from 1961 to 2005. And I have an 85 Eldorado Biarritz very much like this car here. This here was one of the best cars of the 80s era. The next Eldorado for 1986 was downsized drastically and not a big fan of them. The 1979-85 Eldorado is becoming a strong up and coming classic's. They are rare when comparing production numbers to the regular eldorado's but there are quite a few still around and up for sale.
I got one with 13,567 original miles on it
Typical used car dealer, with no price!!!!!
Yup!
He looks as a dirty ass
CAR SALESMAN SYNONYM: SATAN
LOL!!!!! YES! I HATE that!
You meter had all different readings that had more than .5 mil differences. Don't understand what you are saying.
Factory limits on paint are within 1.5 to 2.5 mil of difference between panels. It's GM not Audi or Mercedes. Now if it was repainted or had repainted panels, the mil would start at 6.0 to 7.0 and change with 5.0 to 7.0 miles per panel.
+dphotos I was thinking the same thing ,wtf?
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WATS UP WITH THE RADIO FLIPPING OUT ???????????
+joseph lenza It's not. Video frame rates and digital readouts aren't in sync. Optical illusion.
Eldorado was famous for faulty electronics, 84 & 85 especially.. At least he showed the radio wigging out.
I always thought these came with either an olds 307 or 350. I guess I was wrong
You could get the 350 in 1979 and 1980. 350 and 368 in those years. Then it was only the V8-6-4 368, Olds 350 diesel, or the HT4100.
I could see Tony picking up a girl leaning over the steering wheel back in his guido days
If this car is sold why are you advertising it???
I got one of these with 14000 miles
Alright... Okay.... Alright... Okay.... Alright... Alright... Okay? 😵
And as others have pointed out, the HT4100 engine was an unreliable dog of a wimpy 250 cubic inches that produced a miserable 135 hp when it wasn't in the garage having the intake manifold gasket replaced for the fourth time! Pretty to look at though. 😉
Its nice but if you really want a great Eldorado time capsule, Matt Garret has lower mileage Eldos. And you would want a 79, 80 or 81 as the 79 was the first year of the newer style with 350 V8 and then 81 went with the 368 and despite what they said about it, it was a great engine. Just the computer issues on the 864 and that can be disconnected. I know of a local farmer who has a red 81 Eldo with a white top and a white interior all leather with just 16,000 miles and it is a genuine cream puff that beats all I have ever seen. So they are around hidden away. Lovely cars. Now the 4100 was a no power engine and really cost Cadillac. Thanks to Carters darn CAFE standards and them damn democrats at that time.
+US Deutchland Mark Yeah exactly the stupid CAFE and government standards and regulations and all the stupid politicians and the democraps! I have an 84 Seville and an 85 Eldorado Biarritz and I enjoy both cars very much power or no power. :)
YEP .......ITS COMMUNISM NOW....
US Deutchland Mark Or it will be if Donald Trump doesn't get in there and fix this country!
Let us hope he does as I sense he will. WE are out of time.
US Deutchland Mark Yes we need him now over here!! Everyone that I know including democrats and other independents like myself are all voting for him. And only Trump will Make Detroit Great Again!! :)
TRUMP 2016
If you find a nice old Cadillac with the 4100 motor & it runs good looks good thin buy it & have fun with it....Just don't wast a ton of cash on them....I'v owned 5 cadillac's with the 4100 motor & never sent one to the junk yard....But 2 did have lower knocking !!!!!!!!!!!
Pressed Steel
Shorty The Pimp will buy it
Why is this car not considered a gbody
Every car you have is the lowest miles in the world, I have one in my garage with less and I know I'm not the only one...
I got one lower miles. 14.000. just got at a estate sale.
WHERE IS THE PRICE??
Sold 5 years ago
short dogg aka too short el dogg
You ain't the Real Too Short
I think what Eldorado this no simple car , this SYMBOL of EPOCH !!! ...Glory to USA !!! ( russian fan Eldorado )
Too bad the 4100 Engine was utter junk, was a complete failure for GM.
JetCityNewEngland yea it was. but there is hope for low mileage ones like what's in this Eldo.
KodiLoaded Its not a bad motor. They last a long time. I have an 1985 Eldorado Biarritz and an 1984 Seville both with this engine. They run very good and get great economy. I only wish it had more power. They only got better as the time went on increasing the power. I've never had any problems. I know someone who has an 85 eldorado withh over 250k and still running strong to this day.
+KodiLoaded Yes, but I would rarely drive this beauty....just baby it and admire it.
A car like this is NOT meant to be driven daily! I have a 85 Eldorado Biarritz just like this car here and I enjoy it very much just driving easy and going to various car shows with it. These engines are good but just not for people who don't maintain there cars.
***** You blew the engine 3 times??? That is not normal for any engine. My only complaint as with any other engine at the time is its lack of power but that's it.
Its' a BEE a ritz. For Gods' Sake !
Can't wait for him to get a haircut.
You're about a year too late! Check out our new videos to see the haircut
This car was obviously wrecked and repaired by someone that didn't know what they were doing. Look at the door/fender/hood gap at 2:36. Also, notice that the pinstripe wraps into the edge of the fender as only an amateur would do. There's no way this car left the factory that way.
Reliability issues soiled the reputation of the HT4100.........
This guy's sales pitch is exactly the same for every car he sells. Sounds like a swindler.
+RetroGuy76 I did, and you did - but he did not!:)
+paulparoma Sounds like you deal with swindlers often. I would be more worried about you than him.
+mac daddy I don't think anyone is worried about him.
IF CADILLAC KEPT THE 425 UP TILL THEN IN THOSE CARS WOULD'VE BEEN GREAT. IT'S A SHAME COUSE THEY LOOKED SO NICE BUT THOSE MOTORS SUCKED SO BAD THE 4100 SERIES BLOCKS WERE TOTALLY JUNK. AT LEAST PUT A SMALL BLOCK CHEV IN IT LIKE GM DID A FEW YEARS LATER IN THE 4 DR FLEETWOODS.
Maybe the car only lasted 25000 miles
Holy hell I could not kill this particular car . I never had really fast cars. I probably went the fastest in this one. Chicago people. I started at I 55 and harlem. And just floored it. Nothing cool happened.. haha but by Ashland Damen. I had this speedometer buried and climbing. I think I got to a 104 really in this thing. Cool teenage time. Like I said I could not break the one I bought for 500 dollars ib 97
Mine has 15K
My fave car ! , but i live in russia //