1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham For Sale
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1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham For Sale
19k original miles
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Probably not a house built in the last 20 years that would have a garage big enough for this beauty
This should not be parked in garage,owner should have a motor court.
Or a driveway.
Beauty !!!!!
First Cadillac I ever rode in. It was a triple white with a sunroof and the d’elegance package. Belonged to a neighbor. It truly was a living room on wheels. I remember vividly to this day despite being a child. Loved that steering wheel. It was the ultimate car at that time.
This car is from the days when Cadillac still meant something. Buying a Cadillac used to mean that you had hit the big time.
When a Cadillac was a Cadillac. Beautiful car. I had a 1974 Fleetwood Brougham D'Elegance. It was like going down the road at 75 MPH in your living room. Very comfortable and easy to drive.
Still got my 76 convertible El Dorado😎
Only Rolls Royce rides as smooth.
In 1976 my parents owned the exact model and color. I then had it until the late 90’s until repair costs out paced my disposable income. Amazing car. Thanks
AMAZING...I was actually born in our 1976 Fleetwood on way to hospital. Ours was a mint green with dark green top and interior.
Truly the LAST luxury car from GM. You felt like you were in a living room. They kept that car for 10 yrs in a garage because my folks couldn't get rid of it for sentimental reasons. Wish I still had one today!
I feel in love with this year caddy when it came out and wish I had one
Beautiful car, it’s getting more and more rare to find a rare survivor in this era!
I remember my parents having his and hers of this car and they both sat in our circular driveway! I had to take my driving test in one… no way to really parallel park between those cones! I got as far in as I could without hitting one and passed though!! I have to admit I really didn’t appreciate the cars back then because I wanted at least one of them to be the sexy Cadillac Eldorado! Still dreaming of the ‘76 mat blue Eldo convertible! Lol! This is a beautiful car though! My parents were/are beautiful and fun though. Being Texas in the 70’s I cruised around on my 1978 Suzuki RM. Those were the days! The cars would not fit in a modern garage and I would arrested by the time I rode out of the garage on that noisy dirt bike in Dallas today. 😄😄😄❤️❤️❤️
76 Fleetwoods are the best looking car on the road I owned a 76 Fleetwood D.Elegance gun metal grey with velour interior pillow seats fuel injection what a ride
My department superintendent had one of these courtesy of the corporation. The purpose which _that_ served was to inspire we youngsters to run faster in our cage-wheels (it worked!) and strive toward bigger and better things; that worked to a great extent too.
I simply can't praise enough just how beautiful these old Cadillac really is. Yes, it is a huge car, but IF only GM can revive and upgrade its suspension, steering feel, and have an eight or ten speed automatic transmission among incorporating many other modern engine and electronic technology we have today to improve fuel efficiency, etc. and turn it into a perfect modern sedan.
Wow, thats an Awesome idea!!! 👍😉
I was 16 in 1976 I would dream of cars like this brougham with all the bells and whistles...the larger than life status symbol a part history from " Glory Days when Detroit turned heads....a pristine 2 1/2 ton magic carpet!
Dan McCurry I was 16 and my grandpa had one. He’d let me drive it and I thought I was all that and a bag of chips! Driving up and down the east coast between Maryland and Palm Beach Florida was a dream! So very smooth and quiet.
I love this car. I owned a 76 Fleetwood for years. It was the best car I ever had. It handled great, for such a large car. Did you know the Fleetwood, was 3 inches longer and an inch taller, than a regular 4 door Cadillac?
Yes I know its longer because I HAVE one! LOL! And it stick out a good foot if I try to park it in my garage! LOL! And yes, its a BEAUTIFUL car. I have an '83 Coupe DeVille and a '94 Fleetwood Brougham and that '76, other than a tune up and a new air conditioning compressor has needed NOTHING in all the years I've owned it. It stays parked all winter and its never failed to start every spring when I run it!
When Cadillac was still a luxury car
I drove a car like this one. Luxury as it's finest !
That's a sofa on wheels... This lady will never get old 💖
So cool to think that cars 40+ years old still are hiding out In garages all over the USA. She is a beauty !
I have my Dad's 1976 Cadillac Seville in my Shop. He bought it new, I bought it from him in 1981, still has only 48,730 original miles.
Curt Ekstrom that’s awesome!! And I love you got to get your dads car. I was born in 81! Lol my favorite car is 1980s coupe de ville (fleet wood) package. And my favorite picture is me in front of my fathers 1984 eldorado. Just was always around caddies and always loved them. They also had an 1985 fleetwood de ville. Black w maroon velour. My grandma won that car in Atlantic City. Was stolen as my parents were in church. And to think we still never left Brooklyn lol. Have a healthy and happy new year
When we were kids we would get out of school at 12 o clock for lunch and wander down the street two blocks to Al Johnson's Cadillac 71st and Cornell and hang out until we had to be back at school at 1 o'clock, remember that car very well.
This beautiful 1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham is just wonderful, Wow this is when GM made top class cars.
I was nine in 1976 but I could see myself driving a car like this. This one is a beauty.
I was minus fifteen in 1976 and would love to drive one of these land yachts in Europe
I was lucky to work in Phoenix back in 1996. I bought a car just like this. The other Irish all bought the same boaring ol' small cars you can get in Ireland / Europe. I just had to get a big American car because I knew I'd never have the chance again. I'm back in Ireland now but glad I did'nt bring the beautifull Caddy too. It would get wrecked here - bad weather, lousy ignorant drivers parking too close and banging their doors against you ect...
@@paulfogarty7724 😃😃😃 you'd get laughed off the island driving it. What a piece of junk. Except for a 'Black pimp'.
Well, I was 11 back in 1976 and I saw myself driving one of these cars too! And you know what? At 56, now I DO drive one!
Love these stretched out Fleetwoods! Omg, iconic car! If my garage would hold it, I'd own it. Garage is just not long enough. Nothing like these are made today.
Anyone who buys this absolute beauty be warned:
"If thou purchase this vehicle, thou shalt keep it in its original form, no modifications of body, engine or suspension shalt thou make, save what keeps it looking, driving and sounding as it does now. In short: Thou shalt not "pimp" this ride. The car gods have spoken, ignore them at your peril!"
No. Lowrider now.😁✌️
@@ls6-ss413: Foolish mortal, dost thou dare awaken the wrath of the car gods?
@@wonkothesane8691😁😁😁 nice bro. But anyone I know who builds a lowrider treats the car better then their own kids. This isn't a 56 Cadillac. Everything else looks better sitting low and on spokes 😁✌️
@@ls6-ss413: I have nothing against lowriders, but not everything beautiful needs addition. Some things are better appreciated in original form. Perfection needs no improvement.
@@wonkothesane8691 i understand what you're saying. But take my 70 Chevelle SS. She was amazing out of the box. But it's wasn't mine. When I put my wheels on it, my exhaust, my engine, etc. Now it's mine. The only car in existence I wouldn't modify is the 53-56 caddy. If I picked up this car, for example, I'd leave it stock, except for some original Cadillac type tru spokes, drop it to the ground and throw some bellflower exhaust on it. Nothing that can't be put back to stock with a couple wrenches. For example, My Chevelle, has a 14.5 -1 compression big block. Nothing original, But the stock one is sitting on a stand with every original bracket it came with, correct intake, carb, and distributor... restored and taken care of. Happy New year bub. ✌️
Nice car! When I was in Jr. High School we toured the Fleetwood Plant in Detroit and saw these cars being built. What an experience it was. They even had a test area at the end of the line to lock the body/frame and test the car to 60 mph on rollers. Rectangular headlights were ahead of time. Thanks for sharing.
I’m the 80’s Cadillac was built @ the Arlington plant in Texas
The only way to own and drive something like this is to live in Southern Florida on the coast.. Be over seventy years old. Also wear white loafers and a wide white belt. And don't forget to show up for the Early Bird Special which begins and ends around 4:00 PM. Be extra careful backing out of the parking lot.
It's a six seater coach! Silver suits it and lovely light gray interior!
NOW THATS WHAT I CALL A REAL CADILLAC, BOSS CAR FIT FOR A KING 👑💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥👍🏽
My grandmother owned this exact model in triple white. No spoke wheel covers or chrome trim above the grill. I bought it from a cousin that bought it from my grandparents when they were going to trade it in and kept it for about 5 years. Still kicking myself for ever letting it go in the early 2000’s. When this beauty rolled down the highway people rubber necked to see if they could see who was in the back seat as if they were hoping for a glimpse of a movie star or high ranking politician. It was used in many parades and borrowed for weddings. One of its last trips was to carry the pallbearers for my grandfathers funeral. Would seriously love to have it back.
Now that's a Cadillac 😀👍.
YOU GOT THAT RIGHT!
@@guglielmo64 yes! They don't build them like that anymore 😀.
Can't be mistaken for any other car.
Would take that over a new one ANY DAY!
@@gustavscelmins428 Exactly!
Top of the line in its day? No. This car is still top of the line. Nothing today even comes close.
Agree 100%
Totally agree 100%..💖🍓👏💘
Amen
Buick’s are shit
There is nothing NOTHING on the road in 2020 that comes close , how much I love these 70s/80s Cadillacs. I have owned 2 in.my time.
my first car was an 84 bro ham. i loved that car. when it was in neutral i could punch it and it would let out an emergency smoke screen. there was an ashtray in every door they held like 40 roaches when things were dry you had a little something to smoke. it had a big dent in the roof from a lawn chair i used up there to watch the race from the infield at pocono. its last day i tried to run over a patch of small trees and i ended up driving up the trees and the back bumper was planted in the dirt so i couldn't get the car down. it never drove right again so i had to get a new ride. an 81 yota. to be continued.
Reminds me of the Coupe Deville very first Cadillac that I drove in.New York in 1979 what a gorgeous car this is.....
Compared to today's, this Caddy is a spaceship. Very so beautiful and awesome.
Owned one, simply beautiful!
I had a 77 Fleetwood but I always wanted the 76. Learned to drive on the 76 coupe it was huge. When Cadillac ruled.
I passed my driving test in our ‘59 Series 62. 225 in long. I parallel parked it perfectly. Easy using huge fins as guides.
@@FrankGutowski-ls8jt The '59 Series 62 and the '59 Eldorado convertible were gorgeous, 1-year-only special cars! No other year had those looks!
I learned to drive in a 80s Coupe de Ville. My first car was a 74 Volkswagen, red, standard. My favorite car ever.
That tank hit yo azz...it won’t kill you-but you wish it would have! My dad had a 2-door coupe de ville, they drove it from LA to Lousyanna back in 1990. It was like riding in limo! My mom still talk about that trip! If my dad he’d be tryna buy it!
Boy, would I love to blast some Bee Gees in that gem.
eimb1999 Yea, The Bee Gees! Get a hearing aid.
@@melrose9252 say it, Mel👑
The Disco Boys from Mystery Men perhaps?
@@1953beetle "Staying Alive"!!!
LOL
BeeGee's Hell NAW... Bump some Parlament Funkadelics "Flash Ligh"
I got a ride in a car like this back in 1982, 1976, last year of the big boats. I so miss the big cars.
My parents had seats like these in our parlor / living room, but certainly not in our car... :-D
Own a 76 coupe, white/white w/ red carpet. Waterbed on wheels. Loved it.
What a BEAUTIFUL car. My 6th grade teacher had one just like it. Same color combination and all! How sad it is that one of those so called "dealers" in Florida bought it. They'll probably do stuff to it then hike the price way up! I can't STAND those so called antique car dealers in Florida that have cropped up over the last 10 years!
In the '70's I worked for a funeral home that had a fleet of '74 and '75 and one '69 Caddy limos. Never thought of those cars ever becoming something that would be collector items someday.
Our family undertaker (who were both neighbors and friends of my mothers when I was growing up) had both a '76 hearse AND limo as their fleet.
The wire wheel covers are a retro upgrade. Cadillac didn't introduce them until the 77 or 78 model year but lots of people thought they were cool and put them on prior year models. Personally I liked the stock wheel covers, especially if they were veined and had the black lacquer centers. Don't care for the chrome accent above the grille either... Stock/original is always best.
I used to own that car 35yrs ago..slow as Molasses..and 8mpg city 13 Hwy and a rust bucket
When a Caddy was a real car, not the junk they build today.
My sentiments!!!!!
Especially in the spring of 1984 when GM introduced the downsized front wheel drive deville's and brougham. What a JOKE that downsized RUBBISH was.
Dutch GM built some junk.... until 1988, got a little better with
North Star engine. No comparison to the Lexus
Kenn Saunders - We just got my mom a 2006 DTS (to replace her 2001 DeVille that was at the end of its life) that has literally every available option and is absolutely gorgeous, but it rides like a truck. But that seems to be the way cars are made now. I wouldn't want it. But this car, wow! I'm sure it rides like a dream.
Kenn Saunders periodt
I WISH I COULD BUY THAT BEAUTIFUL CADDY !! I USED TO OWN A 1977 FRANCISCO ELDORADO , NOTHING BEATS THESE OLD CADDYS FOR COMFORT AND LUXURY , AND YES I DO MISS THE 8-TRACK TAPE THAT STILL WORKED !! MY CADDY WAS SILVER WITH WHITE SOFT VINYL TOP AND OPERA LIGHTS , WISH I NEVER SOLD IT...
What a gorgeous piece of automotive classic history.....triple grey ; the preferred finish of the 1%.....the engine does sound like it needs some attention....look at the seats & the " unmolested" dashboard.
Back in the 70's when I was a kid growing up in Michigan if your parents had one of these yall was the shit.
As my daddy would say, “A ‘76 Bro-ham!”
I have one but its, as the slick haired guido Cadillac salesmen would say back in the day the "dee elagaance!" LOL!
Tremendo auto que tienes compadre, ¡¡¡ autazooo!!!, en esos años eran verdaderas obras de arte, precioso modelo y ésta unidad está impecable. Saludos desde Chile.
I MISS THE 70's AUTOMOTIVE CLUSTERS SO MUCH...!!!! SOME OF THE MOST IMPRESSIVE VEHICLES CAME FROM THIS ERA...1976 GM DESIGNS & PRODUCTS (fullsize) WERE THE BEST OF AUTOMOTIVE HISTORY....
@Sonny Haskins design-wise there were some good ones, like this Brougham. But on the whole, the 70’s were a low point for quality, including Cadillac. GM in particular began cost cutting in the late 60’s, and continued this practice right into the ground. And it almost killed them, when import competition was strong, the economy was weak, and nobody was buying GM’s bean counter bullshit anymore.
Truly the Rolls-Royce of motor cars.
Luxury at its finest you have arrived I had two 1977 coupes first one was powder blue with the half dark blue roof with the Landau lights or Opera lights behind the back window what a sweet car that was wish I still had it it had all the options split seats power on both sides oh man this car is sweet
Great car, doesn't get more classic than this! Vintage 70's luxury and comfort! Beautiful color combination!
WOW that Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham very Nice luxury car. My favority car all time.
What a jewel! Wish we still built "The Standard of the World"
LOVE 70s CAD stepfather had 69 - 73 a lot of good times in both use to take on date's GREAT GREAT car's
Well that is just stunning for a car over 40 years old. The fact that it is all original except for the tires that was a year for the last of the GM FULL size car in all its splendor. Everything on that Cadillac is just unbelievable and I'm sure that if you drove it it would be as quiet as can be. Now best of all, THAT'S a CADILLAC!! Its like that could have been the big deal of the day on LMAD behind door number 3.
'75/'76 are cool clean design and you can still catch tailfins if you look close.
Gorgeous Cadillac, thanks for the video!
Back when Detroit made cars!
What a beauty!
The 73-76 deVilles.... were the original KING OFTHE ROADS!!! Damn this is beautiful!!!!!
lol don't forget the dorados I had 2 75's
I bet you that baby got an 8 track tape player inside of it. I love the old classic cars from the legendary 1970's. My kind of automobile.
The sexy car that needs a 10% larger parking spot than a Chevy Suburban.
Американский корабль для дорог, прекраснейшая машина, обожаю олдскульные машины!!!
I thought I heard him say "nice little car". And I'm not the only one either. I had a 1972 Chrysler Newport, four door sedan. It wasn't quite as big as this car, but it was still huge. I called "Mabel" my two bedroom sedan; my four wheel barge.
Back when Cadillacs were Cadillacs.
I’ve always loved the ‘75-76 de Villes and Fleetwood Broughams!! Timeless elegance. What a great find you e got there!! I’d love to have this added to my insane collection!!!
I’ll be internet-bidding on the FL Mecum Auction so it might end up becoming mine!
I drive nothing but caddi's and that's a nice classic
1976 Fleetwood Brougham
One of the best Cadillacs ever made, back then most popular color combo was the Red with white top and white interior.
1976 Sedan deville did not have the pillar in between side doors
The Fleetwood had the leather vinyl padding roof which wrapped around rear glass window it was much more appealing than the sedan deville.
Cadillac should duplicate this model in the future. I remember driving in one in the late 1970s sitting in back seat , It felt like you were floating on a cloud.
The base fleetwood roof was not padded all that much. The D'Elegance and Talisman were more padded.
steve alexander
You’re right about that
D’elegance and the 1975 Talisman did have much more padding.
The Talisman was made for the 1974/ 1975 model year only. The 1974 had the round headlights with square frame around headlight, The1975 introduced the square headlights which carried on for the 1976 model.
The 1976 only had “Fleetwood Brougham” -Talisman 1976 did not have a d’elegance package.
Fleetwood Talisman came with the crush velour seating, and more padding around rear glass window.
Thats one of the best cadillacs made for sure. However, it should idle smoother than that, looks like its jumping around a bit - watch the wires in video, sounds like a cylinder is missing. These old cars only had up to 100,000 mile odometer then it rolled over again to 0 so it could have 119K miles and read 19k. With 19k miles on it, that engine should idle perfectly smooth.
Just picked up a 69 fleetwood, beautiful cars!
CLASS! That's all I gotta say. Wish we had em like that again.
Plastic computers on wheels is what we get these days.
Looks more luxurious and modern than modern cars...
And lots of space for hybrid upgrade too...
Better read my first comment there, Bubba. You don't want to mess with the car gods.
A hybrid upgrade? LOL...is this going to be the new customization trend among hipsters?
Rides much better than any new car. It's heavy already; don't need any extra batteries.
This is "What a Cadillac should be".
This car was remarkably well taken care of to be sure. GM quality was about as low as it ever was in ‘76. The first year with rectangular headlights was epic to me.
A. Marvin Causey 1975 was the first year for rectangular headlamps on the Caddies.
Mel Rose - Thanks for the correction. Learn something every day. Guess I was basing that on the Cutlass & Grand Prix.
I STILL remember Grandpa having a similar car to this....
If you get a moving violation, you can argue in court about which county you were in.
Beautiful craftsmanship
Man brings bk memories my dad had a green 1 my brother had a red and white 2 door and I had 76 Seville straight pimpz 4 life
Wow. That is a Beautiful Brougham.
That was the last year of the really big Cadillacs. In 1977 they were scaled down slightly and were never that big again.
We had this exact car, except no leather. I would love to buy it. I couldn't imagine mom's face with that car pulling into the driveway. It would blow her away.
With the velour? Forget about it!
@@Broadway30062009 My parents '83 Fleetwood had velour... Didn't know the 1976 version did.
That is a beautiful car, the condition is amazing
Family had one too, it was De Elegance version, had cranberry colored velour interior. Silver was referred to as Freshly Minted addition.
Absolutely amazing
I agree its still TOP of the Line.
MY goodness! You could stack bodies in that trunk wholesale.
Tony montana aka SCARFACE may have stacked a few bodies in the trunk of a Cadillac
yes you can stack 3000cats in it
glad I got the 76 2-door convertible El Dorado.
That sedan looks HUGE!
The last real American luxury car. There has never been one since, nor will there ever be.
Todd McDurmont Lincoln town car was very nice
Beautiful, last year for the big one. like floating on a cloud.
This car still looks better than 100% of the new cars being offered (Lexus im talking to you especially)
Now thats a true land yacht
Very beautiful car I am from Iran. Good look
Great car!! I like that bluish silver, perfect chrome, and some of the dash designs, along with those rear seat foot rests, but I still prefer my 79' Lincoln Continental with the two tone silver paint and red pinstripe along with burgundy red interior.
Unbelievable, But like all built by Cadillac. A few car washes or rain and watch that rust build under the molding of the vinyl top. Notorious for that
One of the coolest cars ever legit!
Leather luxury was and is still the best judge for design and comfort!
1976 Fleetwood they don't make those anymore hard vehicle good condition awesome video friend happy new year 2020 seats like brand new insurance be cheap
My favorite car in the world...