The first Cadillac Coupe De Ville was shown in 1949 during General Motors' Motorama era. The car was based on a Cadillac Sixty's chassis with various updates and modifications. The car was one of the first coupés in the world to lack door pillars. As always with General Motors, Cadillac was the most well-equipped of the group, compared to e.g. Buick and Oldsmobile. De Ville was built right up until 2005 and went through 8 generations.

This 1965 Cadillac De Ville convertible of the third generation received, compared to previous models, sharper body edges and standing lamps. The car was designed by Bill Mitchell and built in GM's Detroit factory. The third generation De Ville was produced between 1965 to 1970. This example was imported from the States in 2003 and has since had 7 owners. The current owner has had the car since 2018. Under the hood lurks a 7-liter V8 of approx. 340hp/650nm. Enough torque to turn the clock back an hour at red lights. Shifts are handled by a 3-speed automatic. The car's mileage is unknown and the condition is described as used with age wear.

The car has age wear and plenty of patina, but runs as it should. The car comes with a good amount of equipment for its year of manufacture, including electric lifts and retrofitted air suspension. The exterior shows wear, scratches and minor dents in several places. The paint has also loosened in places and surface rust is present. The chrome is worn all around. Glass parts are in relatively good condition. The cab has a dry crack. There is rust around the car. We have photographed in detail, feel free to look through the pictures to form an idea of the condition.

Interior has plenty of patina. Chair material has fared relatively well in its unrenovated condition. There are paint chips and small holes in the side of the driver's seat. Door sides have wear in the form of paint flaking and ingrained dirt. At the bottom of the trunk there is rust.

Mechanically, the car works as it should. The engine is refurbished and the gearbox works well. Service has been performed by the current owner. Drums are also described as being in good condition. Backs in front are new. The car is exempt from inspection.

Please look through our photos to form an idea of the condition. If you have questions, you can ask them directly in the comment section.

A De Ville in used condition that can work perfectly as a rolling project, or just let roll on with its age patina!