The added allure of owning a vintage Cadillac without a front bench seat is unexpected, but Generation X’s interest in 1959-60 Eldorados is downright noteworthy. Indeed, Gen X makes up 31 ...

you're probably looking at 80 hours lining everything up and that's just the front end." Then he thought some more. Cadillac only made 975 Eldorado Sevilles in 1959, this being No. 846 ...

This 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz ... One other standout feature of this Eldorado Biarritz are the front bucket seats. It’s believed that less than 99 of the 1,320 Eldorado Biarritz models ...

Since it’s a commercial model, the front seat compartment is a little sparser than the average 1959 Cadillac, but the bench seat is in excellent condition. Also, the dash is autographed by Ernie ...

the 1959 Cadillac was different from the 1958 edition because the body was two inches lower, a remark that also applied to the height of the beltline and even the height of the wide front hood.

While the standard Cadillacs from 1959 had the largest tailfins ever produced ... for reference). The independent front suspension follows a traditional design but was built by SuperRides using ...

To round out the chassis, the team reworked the braking system to incorporate 10-inch Cadillac discs up front while out back a set of Wilwood Engineering 10-inch discs get the call from a Kugel ...

It's almost eery how similar the births of the Eldorado and Escalade were. Both sat at vanguards of garish automotive styling trends. Throughout the 1950s, Cadillac engaged in a tailfin arms race ...

the wagon now rides on a hybrid chassis consisting of a Cadillac DeVille front section and an Oldsmobile chassis from the firewall to the rear. The car retains all the iconic 1959 Cadillac design ...

The front and rear springs were shortened and ... The seats were rebuilt on the 1959 Cadillac frames, modified to recline, and covered in azure blue Garret pebble grain leather.