I owned a 64 Deville.....the 1965 was a total new look.... my 64 last last year for the early bulky look Caddy.... I did like the little slanted fin my Coupe had.....I liked the 65 much more
My dad had a 65 Sedan Deville. It was the first car i remember us having as a kid. His was Calypso blue,at least i think that was the official name of the color,as per GM. Thats from a long bygone era. Still beautiful.
My Grandfather had a 65 Fleetwood that he actually gave to his daughter / my Aunt when she returned to college later in life in the late 1960s, and he replace it with a '69 Fleetwood. Even though I remember riding around in the '69, the '65 is what I remember as a kid be a pinacle of design. Just beautiful. What happened to the '65? My two cousins had it out, and drove it into a tree near their house. They blame each the other for that. It's a painful memory, and I am actually trying to find a photo in the family album of that car. It had the style / presence / seriousness / and dignity that actually reflected my Grandfather very well, but also the features and quality befitting of a Cadillac that was whittled down gradually. And this video is fantastic in how it shows how this car not only keeps up, how smoothly it corners, etc. The only good thing about "They don't make them like they used to" is that something so flawless remains an original work of art, and desireable like it should be.
I have a 65 DeVille conv that I've owned for the past 25 years. Love it and I get loads of looks and compliments on it. But as I recall, these Cadillacs did not come with a hood ornament, at least I've never seen one with one, but I will say, I like it very much. Maybe I'll have one installed on mine.
I had to see this car again ...wow ! If the cornering lights are not working.... it's the wire harness in the steering wheel shaft needing replaced...I had this done to my 64 Coupe Deville.... they worked fine after replacement of harness..... I like those lights.... it's a touch of class on Caddy's when turning and it's a signature thing for Caddy's...... Bobby
A lot of people back in the day called those cornering lights "wh#re finders". HeHe! : ) I have those on my '68 Cad Convertible which has a similar front end to the '65.
I always liked cornering lights...they add some class to the car when turning.....I had a 67 Coupe Deville....your 68 is the update style of my 67.... I like the 68 much better....your cornering light stay amber until you signal to turn when you have your lights turned on...1968 USA cars had to all have side marker lights, by law.....1962 Cadillac was the first GM car to have cornering lights.....Caddys were first for these lights.....bet your 68 is sharp....a rag top is so cool.....your 68 is also first year for the 472 engine.....my 67 had the 429 in her for last year of this engine size...Bobby, West Pa......
Beautiful car. Would look better with a black convertible top. This was an era when cars had style and class. Now cars all look the same. Molded plastic and fiberglass.
Forgot the cornering lights, She's a dreamboat! I hate you got the red interior and I have black & grey. Is that the original Vogue spare tire? that's rare! And if you park it somewhere when you come out there will be people with cameras around it. I own a 65 Fleetwood Brougham next to the limo nothing was as big as the Brougham. At car shows when little kids come by I invite them to climb in the back seat, I tell them my brother and I didn't sit in the seat we played on the floor & drove our toy cars on the seat or sat Indian style across from each other playing cards or checkers. Great presentation!
Then I’d bet yours has twilight sentential, headlamp control, tilt/telescope wheel, auto level control, 6way power seats, signal seeking am/fm stereo radio, triple c horns, power wind wings, night/day rear view mirror, power door locks, auto trunk open and pull down, mist/delay wipers, cruise control, what am I missing?? 65 is one of my favorite Eldorado convertibles although I do like the real wood door capping and bucket seats available on the 66 Eldorado too. My red 1957 Eldorado Biarritz convertible with fiberglass parade boot and Sabre Kelsey Hayes aluminum wheels isn’t that shabby either!!.,
Sharp 65 .... this was first year of the new sleek look for Caddy......I had a 64 Coupe with the early bulky look style......this was much nicer in looks..............
Very very smart. Its my dream car. GM just shut down car factory in Thailand. Its make Japan style car and cannot sell as good as Japanese. Why they don't make American style car? I love Cadillac that older than 1990.
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This and the 1966 were the best all-round Cadillacs made. I grew up with them; they were as quiet and comfortable as their progeny aren't.
Now THAT'S one of the most beautiful Cadillacs I ever saw!
This is absolutely beautiful. Cadillac would make so much money if they starting making EV’s that brought back this look.
These are INSANELY great cars!
The vista over the hood of American cars was incredible.
She's a beauty from an era when Cadillac was the Cadillac. Nice camera work!
I LOVE red interiors !
I owned a 64 Deville.....the 1965 was a total new look.... my 64 last last year for the early bulky look Caddy.... I did like the little slanted fin my Coupe had.....I liked the 65 much more
My dad had a 65 Sedan Deville. It was the first car i remember us having as a kid. His was Calypso blue,at least i think that was the official name of the color,as per GM. Thats from a long bygone era. Still beautiful.
A remarkably beautiful car!
very good sales video...well done
doors sound crisp when closed ... i like that
My Grandfather had a 65 Fleetwood that he actually gave to his daughter / my Aunt when she returned to college later in life in the late 1960s, and he replace it with a '69 Fleetwood. Even though I remember riding around in the '69, the '65 is what I remember as a kid be a pinacle of design. Just beautiful. What happened to the '65? My two cousins had it out, and drove it into a tree near their house. They blame each the other for that. It's a painful memory, and I am actually trying to find a photo in the family album of that car. It had the style / presence / seriousness / and dignity that actually reflected my Grandfather very well, but also the features and quality befitting of a Cadillac that was whittled down gradually. And this video is fantastic in how it shows how this car not only keeps up, how smoothly it corners, etc. The only good thing about "They don't make them like they used to" is that something so flawless remains an original work of art, and desireable like it should be.
A classic well-kept ride for sure
Stunning!
I have a 65 DeVille conv that I've owned for the past 25 years. Love it and I get loads of looks and compliments on it. But as I recall, these Cadillacs did not come with a hood ornament, at least I've never seen one with one, but I will say, I like it very much. Maybe I'll have one installed on mine.
Hood ornaments began in 1973
My 70 Eldo had a hood ornament . My 64 Fleetwood limo did not or my 68 Coup de Ville.
That’s exactly what I was thinking.
Loved my 1985 Cadillac Seville but what a crapy engine.
@@tedcarter8074 hold ornaments began in 1971 on the Cadillac eldorado
Remarkable!
red and balck good choice . wouldnt mind having white one of that year
Its blue.
My dream car.
omg, i want this caddy
I really like this cadillac.
Variable ratio power steering was new for full size GM '65 cars. Before that, more cranking was involved in steering.
Now thats a Beauty!
They sure don’t make Beauties like that in America anymore.
It’s all gone down the toilet.
I had to see this car again ...wow ! If the cornering lights are not working.... it's the wire harness in the steering wheel shaft needing replaced...I had this done to my 64 Coupe Deville.... they worked fine after replacement of harness..... I like those lights.... it's a touch of class on Caddy's when turning and it's a signature thing for Caddy's...... Bobby
A lot of people back in the day called those cornering lights "wh#re finders". HeHe! : )
I have those on my '68 Cad Convertible which has a similar front end to the '65.
I always liked cornering lights...they add some class to the car when turning.....I had a 67 Coupe Deville....your 68 is the update style of my 67.... I like the 68 much better....your cornering light stay amber until you signal to turn when you have your lights turned on...1968 USA cars had to all have side marker lights, by law.....1962 Cadillac was the first GM car to have cornering lights.....Caddys were first for these lights.....bet your 68 is sharp....a rag top is so cool.....your 68 is also first year for the 472 engine.....my 67 had the 429 in her for last year of this engine size...Bobby, West Pa......
Beautiful car. Would look better with a black convertible top. This was an era when cars had style and class. Now cars all look the same. Molded plastic and fiberglass.
I had the 65 Fleetwood...Oh maaaaan.
Forgot the cornering lights, She's a dreamboat! I hate you got the red interior and I have black & grey. Is that the original Vogue spare tire? that's rare! And if you park it somewhere when you come out there will be people with cameras around it. I own a 65 Fleetwood Brougham next to the limo nothing was as big as the Brougham. At car shows when little kids come by I invite them to climb in the back seat, I tell them my brother and I didn't sit in the seat we played on the floor & drove our toy cars on the seat or sat Indian style across from each other playing cards or checkers. Great presentation!
If I could hit that big lottery I would invest in quite a few of these Cadillacs trust me teddy oliver
I have a 1965 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible.... they only made 2125 😎
Then I’d bet yours has twilight sentential, headlamp control, tilt/telescope wheel, auto level control, 6way power seats, signal seeking am/fm stereo radio, triple c horns, power wind wings, night/day rear view mirror, power door locks, auto trunk open and pull down, mist/delay wipers, cruise control, what am I missing?? 65 is one of my favorite Eldorado convertibles although I do like the real wood door capping and bucket seats available on the 66 Eldorado too. My red 1957 Eldorado Biarritz convertible with fiberglass parade boot and Sabre Kelsey Hayes aluminum wheels isn’t that shabby either!!.,
Sharp 65 .... this was first year of the new sleek look for Caddy......I had a 64 Coupe with the early bulky look style......this was much nicer in looks..............
Now thát's a car!!!
MAGIC
Love the thick chrome over the doors that only the 65 and66 DeVilles had! $26,900 for this car was a STEAL!
It's an Artwork not a car, enjoy it
Pretty f*cking clean if you ask me.
Very very smart. Its my dream car.
GM just shut down car factory in Thailand. Its make Japan style car and cannot sell as good as Japanese. Why they don't make American style car?
I love Cadillac that older than 1990.
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Insano.
Bam!
What camera you are using please!!!!
the highway reminds me of rt- 83
when Real cars were built
where is she at, and how much do i have to go in debt?
Wheres the factory record player??
How much did she sell for?
No frills video
sinds 1994 i owne one red with white inerieur end now one black with with interieur both de ville hoodornament is not original
Can I go ahead and confess my sins right now?. I HAVE BEEN PARTICIPATING IN CAR PORNOGRAPHY. Why did you have to post this video?