Wrapping up this car, ac work finished out rear ulpustry and trunk. Exhaust work custom sounds radio. Getting all windows and switches working..We all love this car
There was a chic in HS that had one like that it was her Dad's and we used to party in it. Pick up all our friends and party down!! I drove all the time she didn't want to drive. Sure do miss those days. That's a VERY nice clean car!!!❤ thanks for the trip back to when I was like 18
I LOVE the comment of (speaking to the driver) "they shouldn't be talking to you" lol so true,,,, the driver knows where to go, no questions asked. If the passenger needs to go somewhere different, press that horrible switch, put the divider window down, and SPEAK lol wow, who would have thunk. I love this car, i had a '69 convertable, loved it so much. was maroon, with white leather.
I had a ‘69 DeVille convertible. It had glass rear window. The boot was still wrapped up in the trunk as it came from the factory. This video brought back fond memories. 👍
Thing is this baby was built like this at the factory. It’s not a third party conversion. Which means that all the structural engineering wasn’t f’d with by some guy with a blow torch. No squeaks, rattles, or wonky stuff - this baby will be smooth and silent over the craters on the moon!
We were friends with the local funeral home family and whenever my dad had to go to the airport he borrowed one just like this one I remember as a kid liking the car and the jump seat. Smooth and quiet as I remember
my 1968 one had the exact same separation window but I do not think the dark color is original. It probably is foil. Also on the back side windows and rear window.
I enjoyed having a laugh with you, and the work you did on the Caddy limo is wonderful. She's a beauty! I doesn't look like it was the livery service (it's not beat to pieces on the inside).
@ Well that is a matter of personal taste. In fact even though I owned one from 1968, which is my birth year, The best looking nose for me was the 1975 one. But I can imagine someone liking the very dominant grill of the 1969 and 70 model. The thing is that these cars were very hard to find in the Netherlands 35 years ago and I wanted one very badly so I was more then happy to settle for the 1968 one. Especially as it was in great condition and totally unaltered original.
@@computerjantje I am in the Netherlands, I skipped on a white '67 and bought a black '70 instead. That was in 1997. I still own it today. It has a blue interior, divider window, all of it.
Like all older big heavy GM cars of this era this one needs front coil springs replaced - if you want the factory ride height. Im 64 and I remember what they looked like many years ago when I was a mechanic, this ones about 2" low - that big block Caddy motor is (heavy!) lol
Escalade??? HAH! I need a new SUV to replace my '05 Yukon and test drove a 2018 Escalade back in November. I can't even fit in the damn thing! The cabin has so little room that my legs were literally pinned against the door and the console. Plus they ride so rough now and the seats aren't comfortable at all.
Untill you started talking about guns, I really enjoyed watching this beautiful non-boomerang limousine. It is actually a rear door keyhole limousine, which is my favourite. They stopped making those in 1976.
the Escalade is a car for guys who need to compensate their too small penisses. The old school huge Cadillacs are for people seeking for some style and fun in their lives.
Does anyone know where to get that replica radio? That would look cool in my 1976 Cadillac. The radio quit and I was going to have it fixed, but this would be better!
@@computerjantje I've only seen blue and gray interior colours. Front carpet and doors were always black in a series 75 formal limousine, on the sedan they match the rear colour.
@@telocho nope. I guess I have to search for photos of mine then to convince you. In the front black yes. In the back mine really has blue carpet, doors and seating.
There was a chic in HS that had one like that it was her Dad's and we used to party in it. Pick up all our friends and party down!! I drove all the time she didn't want to drive. Sure do miss those days. That's a VERY nice clean car!!!❤ thanks for the trip back to when I was like 18
I LOVE the comment of (speaking to the driver) "they shouldn't be talking to you" lol so true,,,, the driver knows where to go, no questions asked. If the passenger needs to go somewhere different, press that horrible switch, put the divider window down, and SPEAK lol wow, who would have thunk. I love this car, i had a '69 convertable, loved it so much. was maroon, with white leather.
I had a ‘69 DeVille convertible. It had glass rear window. The boot was still wrapped up in the trunk as it came from the factory. This video brought back fond memories. 👍
This year model caddy is one of last real Cadillacs made right up to today. Nice , I would like to own it.
I like the 71-73 with the turn signals between the headlights.
It is the BOMB. To have one of those beautys just makes you wanna weep. Wheelbase measured in yards.
Thing is this baby was built like this at the factory. It’s not a third party conversion. Which means that all the structural engineering wasn’t f’d with by some guy with a blow torch. No squeaks, rattles, or wonky stuff - this baby will be smooth and silent over the craters on the moon!
1969 is a favorite year of mine , the beautiful restoration is thoughtfully
We were friends with the local funeral home family and whenever my dad had to go to the airport he borrowed one just like this one I remember as a kid liking the car and the jump seat. Smooth and quiet as I remember
extremely well done job- my dad used to say "couldn't turn it around on football field"
Had a black 69 fleetwood. You got a real nice one there.
Had the 64 limo with glass window that divided driver from passenger. The passenger side was bigger by far. Great driving car!
my 1968 one had the exact same separation window but I do not think the dark color is original. It probably is foil. Also on the back side windows and rear window.
Super nice Limo!! One of my favorite years of Cadillac! Great job on the interior upgrades. Nice paint job too! 👌🏾 Thanks for sharing!
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Manny u def da Man!!! Great video bro 👍
it looks even better driving by that lincoln stretch. very nice
I enjoyed having a laugh with you, and the work you did on the Caddy limo is wonderful. She's a beauty! I doesn't look like it was the livery service (it's not beat to pieces on the inside).
I owned a 1968 one . Sold it 8 years ago after having it in possession for 25 years
@ Well that is a matter of personal taste. In fact even though I owned one from 1968, which is my birth year, The best looking nose for me was the 1975 one. But I can imagine someone liking the very dominant grill of the 1969 and 70 model. The thing is that these cars were very hard to find in the Netherlands 35 years ago and I wanted one very badly so I was more then happy to settle for the 1968 one. Especially as it was in great condition and totally unaltered original.
@@computerjantje I am in the Netherlands, I skipped on a white '67 and bought a black '70 instead. That was in 1997. I still own it today. It has a blue interior, divider window, all of it.
@@telocho kewl :) waar in nederland zit je?
Ok boomer.
Too funny , great classic
Beautiful car! I had a 68 and 69 sedan de ville.
The perfect villain car
You'd still feel pretty special being driven somewhere in this car!
Thanks for sharing...I LOVE IT!
Very rare to see a limo without a vinyl roof.
1 very nice car
Like all older big heavy GM cars of this era this one needs front coil springs replaced - if you want the factory ride height. Im 64 and I remember what they looked like many years ago when I was a mechanic, this ones about 2" low - that big block Caddy motor is (heavy!) lol
The original radio was much kewler. It was totally electro mechanically yet it had auto find next station which could be activated from the back seat.
Optional. My '70 formal limo does not have the rear control option. Instead is just a cover plate where the controls go.
This puts Escalades to shame
Escalade??? HAH! I need a new SUV to replace my '05 Yukon and test drove a 2018 Escalade back in November. I can't even fit in the damn thing! The cabin has so little room that my legs were literally pinned against the door and the console. Plus they ride so rough now and the seats aren't comfortable at all.
I had a 57 and a 64. I wish I still had them.
Untill you started talking about guns, I really enjoyed watching this beautiful non-boomerang limousine.
It is actually a rear door keyhole limousine, which is my favourite. They stopped making those in 1976.
I'm floored!!!! Wat a car wat a car wat a freaking,freaking, so freaking bad!!!!!!
wow ! sharp 69 ! This is the ultimate Caddy......move over Escalade ! she is the Queen
the Escalade is a car for guys who need to compensate their too small penisses. The old school huge Cadillacs are for people seeking for some style and fun in their lives.
I would drive this everyday
What's in the trunk Manny? Really nice Caddy
FANTASTIC FANTASTIC FANTASTIC FANTASTIC FANTASTIC FANTASTIC FANTASTIC FANTASTIC
Lifter tick?
Does anyone know where to get that replica radio? That would look cool in my 1976 Cadillac. The radio quit and I was going to have it fixed, but this would be better!
Is this for sale? Could you get me in contact with the owner?
Hey limo fixer, I need a black on(?) Caddy limo.
Do you have one? With the glass divider, as nice as this 69 you're pitching here.
Can you locate?
Needs a lifters rockers adjustment
These were funeral cars used to transport families to the cemetery
Also owned by business people, celebrities and rock stars!
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I have a 98 Town car Krystal Koach limo
Keep it haha
I have a 1980, I’m updating. I’m looking for a 66-69 would you be interested in a trade?
My 1968 one which I sold some 8 years ago is currently for sale in Poland (Europe). No idea how far away from you that is :)
If you changed the carpet, why didn't you change ALL the carpet?
Customers choice. When we mocked up the black on the door panels, the contrast was too much.
@@TheLimofixer I would say, if you change the carpet keep it it the original intended color.
@@computerjantje I've only seen blue and gray interior colours. Front carpet and doors were always black in a series 75 formal limousine, on the sedan they match the rear colour.
@@telocho nope. I guess I have to search for photos of mine then to convince you. In the front black yes. In the back mine really has blue carpet, doors and seating.
You don't even have a caulk gun?
You should have showed your jack and spare tire it would would have made me feel better instead of the tools 😆
Frank Palancio's death car.
To noisy for a limousine