Here's Why I'm Already Selling My 1976 Cadillac Eldorado
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Doing amazingly well buddy, but please do a garage update , very confused about the current hooptie fleet
Same
I think Hoovie is also pretty confused about his fleet
Its changing and evolving so fast. Hoovies a man on the move
Thex Truth
Aren't we all!!
Hoovie: *I'm selling my unreliable eldorado*
Another unreliable car: *hi baby, Wanna take me home?*
Maserati says Caio.
@@vector6977 *Ciao
Next episode: _Tyler buys Maserati Biturbo_
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Why is this 1976 Cadillac Eldorado Hardtop Coupe, described as “My unreliable eldorado “. Is it unreliable?, has this eldorado got lots of problems, Is there something I should be aware of ?.
You should just rename your channel to "Mistakes Were Made"
"Born a Mistake"
I like the current title more money than brains is not really a great title
Looking forward to the “mistakes were made” with the McLaren he bought....
"welcome to clickbait"
Hoovies Hooptie Oopsies
With hoovies luck with rust he would probably buy a mclaren with rust.... oh wait
nick Some might call that unorthodox weight reduction
😂 Imagine paying that much. Even if it's a supercar; if it can rust then it's a 🍋🚘. Mclaren, I want my money back!!
@@Da_RatRacer4251 "even if it's a supercar"
I'd say it shouldn't rust ESPECIALLY if it's a supercar.
nick funny but carbon fibre
Hoovie: * Buys another car *
Bank account: Am i a joke to you?
Hoovie: Damn Straight
Salman Raza they are write offs lol
😂😂
wait I dont get it can I get answers for this comment
What? We're financing his lifestyle! We're the idiots....
The house looks good with the stairs!
No rebar though ! ! Somebody cheaping out.
@@blueman5924 I was hoping they hadn't installed it yet.
Dave V.H. Im curious how does the rebar effect the stairs??
I’d have put the stairs to the right hand side down to the garage. Landscape the front
I hope he does some sort of stone to cap them instead of just straight up concrete. It was ugly before and it will still be ugly
I'll give you $500...cause it is gonna cost me $8000 to drive it back home.
OmegaGamingNetwork 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I wouldn't even take it for 500!
Limão thats funny
16,000 now a days 🤢
Say what you will about these cars, but the level of comfort and the cool factor is unmatched by nearly any car even today. I miss my 71 eldo, my first car!
Theo Mwithi how was paying for all that gas as a teenager?
@@jamesmeredith8049 guess what , gas wasn’t all that expensive back then. At least until it hit 1 dollar
buying one in England this week. I shall doff my cap to you sir ..when I drive it.
@@freqeistDid you buy it?
That exterior temp gauge on the mirror is CHOICE.
Factory
Michael Richter actually the temperature gauge was not standard for the Eldorado. I’ve only ever seen one WITHOUT the temperature gauge. It was one of the most common optional features.
SELECT
Aw man that Cadillac looks so good
Did you buy that house from an impotent dentist?
Hey don't knock it he got the cheapest house from an impotent dentist in the United States
If he’s going to be impotent, he’s going to look impotent
@@taelorwatson9822lmao
I’ve owned 2 of these .
There is something about driving a land boat that is very calming .
But the consume of gas is like an real ship, not good
Plink: What was your experience with the two you owned?
You look so comfortable driving that, you can’t find that kind of comfort often , keep it
The Hoovies Garage theme song is by far the best theme song on CZcams.
Hello. I am the star performer in "Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat". This car would fit my vibe perfectly. My hat, my cain, my coat. Yeah, I am a pimp too.
This will make room for at least two more! 🤣 I've really enjoyed watching the stairs evolve... they look great!
Hoovie, you should definitely buy a 1994-96 Buick Roadmaster Wagon. A true 8 seater land yacht with the engine of a corvette. That would be dope 😎
There a little hard to find and hold value
@@ERASRone there's quite a few available within an hour or two from me for between $2000-4000
@@xchamp1442 not bad Id jump at that price love those wagons
Mom had a Bloatmaster Wagon. She loved it. We called it “The Tick”....
That'd be a swap I'd do
7MPG sounds great until you have to pay for it I guess!
,hmm 7mpg? I had a 67 Cadillac deville that got 5mpg. 429ci v8 with 10.5 :1 compression.
But the 73-76 are defiantly a tank, I bought a 73 from a guy that drove it thru a telephone pole, almost no damage, front bumper OK!
Those cars need a modern overdrive trans to be usable.
@@rosewd2 Overdrive isn't going to save a gas guzzler like that. An inefficient, 70's emissions-choked engine trying to move that non-aerodynamic tank is going to take a lot of gas, no matter what.
An overdrive transmission would maybe get you up to 12 mpg at 60mph. Fuel economy would probably drop back to 10 mpg at 75 mph.
@@hanskinslo326 no arguements there. The real killer would be the terrible stock emissions restrictions. Block those, put on a standard Holley 600, and you'd be laughing.
I loved the car when it was relatively new. Gas was still cheap and that was the cost of admission to enjoy such a monstrosity as this. The 76'coupe was more for the money because I never got used to the front wheel drive. IMHO
That Cadillac looks perfect outside that house.
Ik, Cadillac's styling of today is a shell of what it once was
@@tobifayiga3628 personally the way they are heading I have zero interest in the new models.
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I wish I could on my driveway, love this 1976 Eldorado Hardtop Coupe.
I can’t believe you backed into your Porsche on purpose 🤔🤣😂🔥
That was the Apollo 911 that grenaded twice, not the Turbo he has now.
I had a 1969 Chrysler Imperial in college. I learned to put that thing into a spot that was approximately 2 inches longer than the car. Back till you bump, forward till you bump. Center - done.
Opposite of parking my 83 Jetta, the sloped hood and trunk are basically invisible to the driver.
Still, I miss unpainted bumpers for the convenience of parking bumps!
really? Those things were HUGE. A buddy had one he inherited from his father and when he wrecked it, bought another since they were built like a tank. I think the from bumper alone weighed over 100 lbs lol.
@@muskokamike127 Pretty much. It never rusted while I had it. About 200,000 miles on it and the only repairs I ever did was fix a broken wire on the windshield wiper moter and replace the carb. Had the 426 engine. Down side was 9 MPG in the city and 13 on Hwy.
@@jamesvanriper6334 yeah, I think my buddy only had to ever replace the water pump....think his had over 200K as well. They sucked the gas, and didn't have a ton of HP but they lasted forever.
Back when cars were durable and made to last
As a former owner of three 70's era Cadillac Eldorados (two 74's & a 76 conv.) He is exactly right, these cars are a beast to own! No matter what condition it's in, rule of thumb is it's gonna take $3000 to $5000 to get it where you want it to be. Don't get me wrong, these cars are a blast to drive and you will get the "thumbs up" everywhere you go, but an everyday working man like me just couldn't afford the upkeep.
It's December 18th, 2022, and the cheapest Tesla on Craigslist Minneapolis is a 73,000 mile car for $39,000. There is also a 1975 Cadillac Eldorado (front wheel drive= big engine directly over tires for winter traction) with 86,000 miles for sale for $6500. Which one do you feel would have the lower cost of ownership for 5 years? Thanks for any reply.
@@DUCKSAREEVILLLLLLLL I would definitely take the Cadillac, probably because now I know all the channels to get parts & repairs done.
@@TheCadillacMack When a 10 MPG, 1975, 86,000 mile Cadillac Eldorado is cheaper to own than a 2018 Tesla with 73,000 miles, that's a good indication that EVs aren't very practical in the real world.
P.S. The Tesla definitely won't be as good as The Eldorado in the snow.
Sounds like the upkeep on German cars after the warranty is over
Always wanted the 76, but in a convertible. The ultimate beach car. Love the red interior.
Would really like to see more classics on the channel as someone who buys and sells classics I can appreciate the reasons why you let this one go
Hoovie is right about the Buick, and right about 1996. Finest car I’ve ever owned - 96 Roadmaster wagon. Fantastic car.
@Lane Yes, all 94-96 got the LT1, though in truth the earlier 5.7 was even more bulletproof, just not as powerful. I live in Ohio, and while the Park Ave would be better in snow because it's FWD, the Roadmaster fine, better than most of the older RWD drive cars. The thing about that car was; all cars have one "feature", that one thing they do well or best. Some selling point. A jeep goes off road. A Yaris gets great mileage. A truck tows a lot. A Miata handles. But the Roadmaster wagon had like 6 killer features. It seated 8 fat assed adults without excuses. Yes, 2 full sized people in the barf seat was perfectly fine. They even had cupholders. It was fast. Not drag race fast but highway fast. It would roast the tires until you got bored of the smoke. It got great milage, yes 27 on the highway which is stellar. It was ultra comfortable. Whisper quiet, you wouldn't even notice a pothole - like driving around in a living room. Great air conditioning. Great seats. Glass roof. An lastly, it towed. Nobody talks about this, but the Roadmaster towed 7000lbs! That's as much as a base F150. And it could hold 4x8 sheets of plywood INSIDE! What other car ticks all those boxes. None that I know of.
'96 Fleetwood with the towing package. My favorite.
I myself also have a 1996 Roadmaster estate. Hands down the best thing I have ever bought and I hope I never need to part ways with it.
Bradley1driver people look at you like you’ve been smoking banana peels when you say it, but the Roadmaster wagon was the best car ever made. I feels ya, brother.
Do you know about the tach? Hold down two buttons on the “screen” and it will go into a sort of diagnostic mode where it will tell you a few bits of engine data. Scroll through and there’s a realtime 4 digit tach! Web search it.
Literally everyone: Roof
Tyler Hoover: *RUFF*
You clearly don't live in the midwest
When I'm taking a nap while watching Hoovie I always wake up thinking he done bought a Yellowbird.
@@thebetatester800 I live in the mid-west.. have for 59 years.. I don't say Ruff.. I say Roof...
David Frieburger says ruff
@@thebetatester800 idk i live in the midwest and don't hear it often
out of all the V8s ive heard over the last 30 years this cadillac with the after market exhausts sounds the nicest
If you had to go Coupe you should have at least gotten a Biaritz.. You're always fun to watch, Hoovie!
Reminds me of my great grandparents- they always had his and hers Cadillacs :) Thanks for triggering a great memory
I am so glad I have videos like this to watch so I don’t make the same mistakes. It is so ironic that Hoovie gets paid to make mistakes. The bigger the mistake the more he makes. It never seems to work that way for me.
Funny that no one mentions that these are really good in the snow. 500 cubic inch iron engine, right over the front wheels, and these are front wheel drive. The car that I witnessed plowing through 2 feet of snow had bald tires, too. It's got to be seen to be believed.
I had a 1976 Black on Black Eldo convertable. Has to be my favorite car I have ever owned. Turned heads everywhere I went. Drove great in snow, could almost plow with it!
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he has kept the phantom tho
@@ImperialDiecast the only permanent member of the Hooptie fleet is sl500. Not even the phantom or the DB7 could survive
Btw. The house is really beautiful Tyler. Congratulations man.
Vertical tips on the front bumper should be black, not silver for the 1976. I constructed an electronic kitchen table top engine emulator to test out the EFI module for one of those beasts. The guts of that defective EFI looked hand-cludged right from GM. ...Probably should have retrofitted a conventional carb on it, but the expensive OEM replacement EFI module did work just fine. (Firemist red w/white interior, convertible).
1992 Bonneville SSEi is what you need to add to the hooptie fleet. Hands down my favorite car I ever owned. I called it my 5 series eater.
This brings back fond memories of my dad's Mercury Cougars, Oldsmobile Station-Wagons, Tornado's, LTD Crown Vic's, Grand Marquis' and Parisienne's gleaming with thier wire wheels, body chrome and mag wheels..... I used to keep a calendar in my bedroom marking the days till the new beast was coming... Every 2 to 3 years the changeover would occur and I think I was giddier than my dad when the new car season came around... There was always a MASSIVE North American land yacht in our driveway... Always remember that cougar (he kept this car for alomost a decade, but still continued to buy other cars) with it's 460 hauling a horse trailer with two horses in it and blasting past a Camaro going over a mountain on the highway.. the look on buddy's face and his girlfriend's was priceless as I stuck my tongue out at them made Mickey mouse ears at them. LoL..... Then there was the Grand Marquis... that car saved my life... we were crossing through an intersection and a guy in a Two tone Beige little LTD flipped out from behind a bus that was across from us in the intersection in the left turn lane and T-boned us at highway speed (90kmph); I still remember dad at the last second matting the Mercury and the tires lighting up, had he not have gotten those few crucial feet in, the car would have hit me dead square in my door but the B-pillar and rear door took the brunt of the impact, it sure could have been a lot worse. I was in the front seat oddly enough belted in and I still remember that gross Ka-BOOM sound of the collision. The LTD literally exploded... it shoved us a bit, sprayed me with a bit of coolant, crumpled into the passenger compartment on my side a bit but I was just a kid so there was lots of room and thankfully the windows were down so there was very little glass smashed about... My dad checked me out then went full rage mode on the douche in the LTD, broke the other guys jaw LoL... The Ford dealer was about 1.5km away and my dad was able to drive the Mercury (it was realllllllly bent up) to the dealership where it was given it's last rights by the body shop foreman :( .... I still have the hood emblem from that Grand Marquis, it's like a lucky rabbits foot... You know shit's about to get real if I whip out the Marquis emblem and give it a few rubs....HaHaHa....
Keep the Cadillac!!!!!
You're right about that keep the Caddy!!!
My dad had a 76 white Eldorado with red interior. Sweet looking car
I was refreshing the feed in hope to see a new video by you. My cravings have been satisfied now!
This “wrong car” will outsell any Benz or BMW in Europe.
I have a 94 Park Avenue with 32,000 miles on it, showroom new. I love it.
Is that the name or the address of the car?
@@nmcg2587 Perhaps I should have included "Buick" before Park Avenue.
Sean at Bikes and Beards just did a video asking you to sell this to him. His opening offer was $5K and both channels get a video out of it. But I'm guessing with him doing that video the deal has already been made. 😉
2:45 I like how you parallel park! I was never taught that in driving school.
"I bought it sight unseen..."
"That dealer really hoodwinked me..."
Real mystery there, Tyler. How DID he do it?
You crack me up! Can't wait for the "Reality Show!"
What you need is the best modern oversized sedan with no pretensions at being sporty. Reliable and cheap to own like American sedans used to be. A third generation LS430 with 100k is just broken in and willing to go 400k with minimal work. The seats are plush and ready for plus sized rear ends. Lots of room, soft ride, reliable and a gangster sized trunk. The perfect Hooviemobile!
Can't believe what a difference your new steps have made, from the otherside of my computer screen it looks like you've done a great job!
I feel like the grand prix gtp is just a better park avenue. It has more modern and sporty styling, the same bulletproof supercharged v6 and a spightly more modern interior with a heads up display
2004 Honda Civic Fan Club at that point gxp, SS impala, Buick LaCrosse super have the fwd V8 engine and are also very nice on the inside
That's a great car to drive down the Garden State Parkway with four people to the beach and boardwalk.... True story.
Mustang860 We did our shore rides in a 1966 Catalina convertible. Floating down Rt 72 to LBI
@@kge420 Long beach island is beautiful... We mostly went to seaside and point Pleasant.
It's great that you give us advice on how to work through bulk car purchasing as if we really face this issue.
That Caddy has a great interior from back in the day when you could get real colors in interiors not just black, beige and grey.
Hey man, “What luxury should be” was Lincoln’s slogan.
I used to be a Caddy man, until 1979, then moved over to Lincoln. Caddy lost its touch for me....and Lincoln kept it going.
Hoovies, you should get a Dodge Magnum SRT-8! (Considering that you want a wagon)
I second this
He bought one for the reality show.
Jose Manuel piece of shit
The Chrysler version of it looked way better... 300C SRT-8 wagon or how it was called
@@americanpatriot8426 well it basically was a Mercedes E-Class with a massive HEMI engine... so quite good in my book
Beautiful, comfortable, great Cadillac. Sad you are getting rid of it but you did find a better car you connected with more so it is understandable. You also learned the lesson of patience and to wait to buy a car you want more instead of impulse buying.
I got excited when he bought it because it was painted with the same color as my 86 Cadillac Fleetwood that I had to let go for college. Really bums me out that he's selling this but keeping the Buick. I hope it'll find a nice home. Funny when he mentioned fender fillers because mine broke apart as well while I drove mine to high school.
hey Tyler, heres a great idea... buy my 1990 cadillac Fleetwood, one owner, all original, 77,000 miles
How much
"Just needs a water pump." 😂
Nooo more for him lol
Nope, Doesn't come with an 8 track player. Plus Cadillac didn't have a good time since 1981
@@nathankim7664 the 96 Fleetwood had a good look and feel to it
Hoovies "Here's Why I'm Already Selling My 1976 Cadillac Eldorado" Garage
Or better yet "Here's why I'm already selling my ______ garage" lol.
Yes concrete can be poured in the rain.... Your contractors are just delicate little flowers that don't like getting wet.
this
I shovel gravel and pour concrete when it's pissing rain.
Your "Theme Song" sounds like something they would of used in some corny 80's film.
i was here for the speakers and then you started talking about some old car
You should sell it to Sean at Srkcycles. He has another channel under the name bikes and beards.
When I saw one of those things, I used to say "the hood on that thing is longer than the Wright Brother's first flight".
My parents bought a new 76 Eldorado, white, with a white leather interior in 2 tone blue. I LOVED THAT CAR. Brand new, it just smelled like Money. Super Quiet, super comfortable, and drove very nicely. I hated to see it go in 1981, when they bought a very nice new Buick Rivera. Had about 75.000 miles on it then. I don't recall any issues with it, and it still looked nearly new in and out when dad traded it.
Crazy Hoovie should dump that Quadraporte and keep the Cadillac, but NO........you crazy man.
so nobody gonna speak about kov speakers selling 30bucks speaker for 70 n sayin its 65% off?
Full size American luxury cars are great. I grew up in europe and big American cars ruled and still do. I live in the us now and I still love big luxury cars. Who cares about the value people have been royaly stupid for years junking them. Glad to see it saved
Oh man that 70/80s starter sound. Reminds me of my childhood. Getting into any GM car 😆👍🏻
Yeah, my 79 Ford truck sounds about the same. Especially when it is warmed up.
👍🏻. We had a Ford LTD and 83 Buick Regal with that fast and loud turning starter. I just had a flashback when he started the car. Good times 😆👍🏻
“Mistakes were made” that’s your catch phrase now
Anyone knows when the unearthing of the Range Rover is happening? Gonna miss the ElDawg!
i had a 1973 Olds 98 Regency sedan.. with a 455 four barrel.. you could live in that beast.. literally..
I had one of those back in the day. Mine was a "75. I measured it once, it was 19 ft 10 in stem to stern.
Wow i miss my 74 convertible Eldo. What a ride.
Can I (living in Germany) watch your Reality Show anywhere?
Thanks to the wonders of torrents, I'm sure you will.
@@dunebasher1971 Given that he lives in Germany he better has a good and properly set up vpn otherwise he is risking paying a hefty fine. Germans take piracy seriously.
@@dunebasher1971 if he lives in Germany, he most certainly won't.
@@Kluneberg no vpn's will rat you out as they are required to keep logs and might receive part of the judgement. Use Tor to be relativeley safe(480p works)
@@Kluneberg I live in Germany, and I've gone down this route before, helping my friends and colleagues in that regard. First of all, it is NOT ILLEGAL to _download by torrent or any other method_ in Germany. What is ILLEGAL is _uploading the copyrighted content._
There's a bunch of sleazoid law firms that specialise in chasing after the clueless people such as Waldorf Frommer law firm in Munich. They send out the threatening letters, demanding the payments for the infraction or else. Legally, they could only demand up to €1,075 and only once. However, their warning letters increasingly have no merit in the court system if the accused responded before the deadline (usually one week from the issurance) that he is under any circumstance _not_ obliged to pay the amount demanded. The court system usually sides with the accused due to the dynamic IP addresses used by many broadband Internet service providers. Additionally, the IP addresses could be easily spoofed as it has been proven many times before. The method used by Waldorf Frommer for monitoring and collecting is dubious and does not hold up in the court.
Waldorf Frommer hopes that the threat and anxiety of impeding doom if the payment isn't made would compel the panicked accused to pay the "fine". There are the consumer protection organisations and law firms that specialise in sucker punching Waldorf Frommer and their counterparts.
The guy from Bikes and Beards wants to buy your Eldorado!
I’m sad you’re bidding farewell to this absolutely glorious land yacht, but I am excited for the next one. And congratulations on the reality show! I hope there will be options for non-cable-subscribers like myself to watch it.
I'd love to get my hands on this, I'd look great driving around down here in the Australian bush in a Caddy.
Thanks Cove now me and my dad can bump in all the cars in the fleet
They're actually a great little speaker
Spencer Christiansen yeah I know right every automotive CZcams’s has had them in there videos
Now that’s branding
7:45 Yes, I agree Tyler, don’t bother with putting new tires on it.... because... unfortunately the buyer will probably put some stupid 30” wheels on it making it into a DONK 😢👎👎😢
Typical of an ignorant non car enthusiast to say such a thing. Everyone has different tastes when it comes to modding cars whether you want to be slammed and super cambered to creating a donk we all share the same passion of modifying cars, criticizing another owners cars cause it doesnt fit your taste is imbecile at best you should stay far away from the car scene for peddling ignorant narratives.
Chris Harris I merely appreciate _this_ particular vehicle in its original form... that’s all. I made the comment from a _financial_ decision, agreeing with Tyler ( _to Tyler_ not you Sir) to not put any more 💰 into it. To each their own when it comes to mods.👍
Well this car couldnt be a donk, its not an impala or caprice from the 70s. Also fwd so not smart to put bigass wheels on it, with no way to stance it. Obviously youre thinking of the ugly ass lucky charms 80s box chevy sitting 6 ft high on 22 rims with axles showing that people made in 2003. Real donks are symbols of perserverance and dedication, and a fuck ton of money. Shows how much you know about car culture. Enjoy your prius bro
@@theomwithi8786 There's plenty of "fake" donks out there that look fucking retarded and should be burned.
Donks just look wrong to me. I'd rather do a low rider, both hood styles but I know which I'd prefer.
When you drive that car you must do the “Detroit Lean” in your seat. Where are the fuzzy dice hanging from the mirror?
The new bumper covers look really nice.
HOOVIE!! The guy from BIKES & BEARDS wants to buy this from you for 5k! Hook him up dude! Hes gotta have this car
I looked on my TV on may 11 on the fyi channel and there is no new shows on that day
Your house is looking a lot better already, when you first described it I wasn’t so sure but now that I see it in 3D it really is a good look.
I have a 1973 Lincoln Continental Mark IV (el Dorados competition) and plan on selling it because I have too many cars. It's a beast of a car, 65,000 original miles and has zero rust.
Sell the gladiator- 50k+ pickups have no place in a connoisseur's garage, unless it's a wrecker to tow the hoopties
Kev B Yeah, I'm not sure why he bought that in the first place. The previous Denali was more than sufficient for towing. His money though 🤷🏼♀️
That thing is such an overpriced piece of shit. Who the fuck pays 60k for a Wrangler lol
@@tehgzizlauw1787 Who pays 60k for a Fiat might I add....
@@tehgzizlauw1787 Whoa, pause and recognize your jealousy. There's nothing really wrong with spending $60,000 on something like that, it's all just matter of person desire. If he's fortunate enough to be able to afford what he wants, be glad for him. It shows what's possible without robbing a bank.
@@Lamar-zx5tp I'm not jealous at all, it's his money and he can do whatever he wants. I'm just saying it's terrible value for money. For 60k there are so many cars you can get, especially when you consider the fact that he runs a CZcams channel based solely on buying and selling interesting cars. A Wrangler with a bed is not exactly interesting
Sad to see her go :(
I absolutely love those 70's Eldorados. Absolutely gorgeous cars.
Here in Florida all I see are rag tops and I really want a hard top.
Basically I would be happy with any eldo from 1967 to 1977.
One of these days!
archangele1 1969 Triple Black Hardtop Eldo is a great looking classic car that's still affordable.
Yeah 78 was last year for one this size i hate that
Hoovie pearls of wisdom: "Do as I say, not as I do". Then goes out and buys a convertible in spring and sells in the fall.
Bikes and beards wants to buy it hit him up
Unfortunately, Hoovie will be walking with a pimp limp until this one sells! ;-)
I drive a 2000 Camry with 424000 Miles on her. I keep waiting for the next perfect new car to come around but while I wait I keep drivin my baby girl. It's been 20 years now and I'm still waiting.
I wish there was more of a appreciation for these larger american executive cars honestly
Talk to Bikes and Beards!!! He will buy it!!
Too bad Hoovie never got to fully enjoy the 8 track in the Eldorado, you're missing out!!!
Ah, in Arizona even cars from the 1940s in the junkyards have nothing more than a light coat of surface rust on them. I used to live in Wisconsin where rust free can mean a couple of things: 1. All the rust on the car is of no extra charge (hence "rust free") or 2. The metal is completely rusted away leaving gaping holes. So the holes are free of the rust that used to be there. In short: Rust free also means metal free.
I have driven land yachts all my life. Can't help it. Not planning to stop.
A beautiful cars like this deserves a quieter exhaust.
The guy from bikes and beards want to buy your caddy $5,000 he'll come and get it
I wonder whether I can watch your show in the UK?
Get the VPN software, disable the geolocation feature in your browser, and select the US location in your VPN software.
@@InTeCredo Thanks for the information
I once was on pit crew for friends '73 Coupe de Vile destruction derby car, was a fantastic entry and we kicked ass in the end....7 braces between front bumper and frame in that car!!
I am glad you brought up landscaping. The lack of it around that lovely home distracted me throughout the video.