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    Quote Originally Posted by Airpacker View Post
    check this site out. classic caddies for sale by owner. the 68 rag in white is beauty eh ?

    http://www.azcarsandtrucks.com/classiccadillac.html


    http://www.azcarsandtrucks.com/1968cadillacconvrd.html
    Those ads make boats in the OSO classifieds look reasonable in their asking prices!

    Some nice stuff but a whole lot of overpriced, average old cars.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee View Post
    Skip all the trainer Cadillac's, and go right for Big Pimpin
    That Les Dunham built some pimping cars back in the day. I remember the Corverado in the James Bond Live and Let Die movie.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lowblue320 View Post
    That Les Dunham built some pimping cars back in the day. I remember the Corverado in the James Bond Live and Let Die movie.
    LOL, His cars would make Huggy Bear proud.

    Check this site out, many Caddys priced right.
    http://cars-on-line.com/cadillac.html
    and a real nice one. http://cars-on-line.com/42553.html
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    you can see in the chart by 1972 the HP dropped significantly and by 1976 the numbers were 1/2 what they were in the early 70's.



    Year Engine Vin Code Engine Letter Code Cubic Inch Rated Horsepower Rated Torque Bore & Stroke Compression Ratio Oil Pressure
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    1968-1969 None None 472 375 hp @ 4400 rpm 525 lb·ft @ 3000 rpm 4.300 X 4.060 10.5:1 33
    1970 None None 472 375 hp @ 4400 rpm 525 lb·ft @ 3000 rpm 4.300 X 4.060 10.0:1 35-40
    1970 None None 500 400 hp @ 4400 rpm 550 lb·ft @ 3000 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 10.0:1 35-40
    1971 R 61E,Q 472 345 hp @ 4400 rpm 500 lb·ft @ 2800 rpm 4.300 X 4.060 8.5:1 35-40
    1971 S 61E,Q 500 365 hp @ 4400 rpm 535 lb·ft @ 2800 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 8.5:1 35-40
    1972 R 62E,Q 472 220 hp @ 4400 rpm 365 lb·ft @ 2400 rpm 4.300 X 4.060 8.5:1 35
    1972 S 62E,Q 500 235 hp @ 4400 rpm 385 lb·ft @ 2400 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 8.5:1 35
    1973 R 63E,Q 472 220 hp @ 4400 rpm 365 lb·ft @ 2400 rpm 4.300 X 4.060 8.5:1 35
    1973 S 63E,Q 500 235 hp @ 4400 rpm 385 lb·ft @ 2400 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 8.5:1 35
    1974 R 64E,Q 472 205 hp @ 4400 rpm 365 lb·ft @ 2400 rpm 4.300 X 4.060 8.5:1 35
    1974 S 64E,Q 500 210 hp @ 3600 rpm 380 lb·ft @ 2000 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 8.5:1 35
    1975 S 65E,Q 500 210 hp @ 3600 rpm 380 lb·ft @ 2000 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 8.5:1 35
    1976 S 66E,Q 500 190 hp @ 3600 rpm 360 lb·ft @ 2000 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 8.5:1 35
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    Quote Originally Posted by JupiterSunsation View Post
    you can see in the chart by 1972 the HP dropped significantly and by 1976 the numbers were 1/2 what they were in the early 70's.



    Year Engine Vin Code Engine Letter Code Cubic Inch Rated Horsepower Rated Torque Bore & Stroke Compression Ratio Oil Pressure
    PSI

    1968-1969 None None 472 375 hp @ 4400 rpm 525 lb·ft @ 3000 rpm 4.300 X 4.060 10.5:1 33
    1970 None None 472 375 hp @ 4400 rpm 525 lb·ft @ 3000 rpm 4.300 X 4.060 10.0:1 35-40
    1970 None None 500 400 hp @ 4400 rpm 550 lb·ft @ 3000 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 10.0:1 35-40
    1971 R 61E,Q 472 345 hp @ 4400 rpm 500 lb·ft @ 2800 rpm 4.300 X 4.060 8.5:1 35-40
    1971 S 61E,Q 500 365 hp @ 4400 rpm 535 lb·ft @ 2800 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 8.5:1 35-40
    1972 R 62E,Q 472 220 hp @ 4400 rpm 365 lb·ft @ 2400 rpm 4.300 X 4.060 8.5:1 35
    1972 S 62E,Q 500 235 hp @ 4400 rpm 385 lb·ft @ 2400 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 8.5:1 35
    1973 R 63E,Q 472 220 hp @ 4400 rpm 365 lb·ft @ 2400 rpm 4.300 X 4.060 8.5:1 35
    1973 S 63E,Q 500 235 hp @ 4400 rpm 385 lb·ft @ 2400 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 8.5:1 35
    1974 R 64E,Q 472 205 hp @ 4400 rpm 365 lb·ft @ 2400 rpm 4.300 X 4.060 8.5:1 35
    1974 S 64E,Q 500 210 hp @ 3600 rpm 380 lb·ft @ 2000 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 8.5:1 35
    1975 S 65E,Q 500 210 hp @ 3600 rpm 380 lb·ft @ 2000 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 8.5:1 35
    1976 S 66E,Q 500 190 hp @ 3600 rpm 360 lb·ft @ 2000 rpm 4.300 X 4.304 8.5:1 35
    Probably the result on the oil embargo back in the 70's
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    Quote Originally Posted by MacGyver View Post
    Probably the result on the oil embargo back in the 70's
    That and the emissions/smog equipment that started to get added to the engine bays....
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    #47
    Prior to 1972 US auto manufacturers advertised Brake/SAE Gross Hp, in 1972 they changed to SAE Net Hp ratings.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee View Post
    Prior to 1972 US auto manufacturers advertised Brake/SAE Gross Hp, in 1972 they changed to SAE Net Hp ratings.

    Good catch, I forgot they did that....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi View Post
    I have a white 1976 Eldo convertible with a red interior. 93,000 miles. Mechanically it's a 9 and cosmetically a 6. Needs a new top. Let me know if you're interested and I'll post pics.
    any pics or rust? this 1 is in ariz..
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    Mark Go get it..do not hesitate but IMO get white hubcaps or put some 58 Caddie hubcaps if you wanna go pimping... no need to get big wheels with a 8.2 Eldo Rag.

    My Favourite Caddy of them all.
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    Offshore Racing wasn´t designed to be a spectator sport, it's for people or companies with's lots of money to push the envelope of endurance technology and hopefully put a trophy on a mantle. It's man vs the elements, not like boats with like engines running in circles.
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    10-12 years ago I worked at an independent shop specializing in Rolls Royce's we had more than few "eccentric" owners. One had a '71 or '72 Eldo ragtop. He found a company called Cadillac Motor Development, which is what became cad500parts.com I think.

    He bought a cam kit, intake, and carb rebuild kit. We put it all on his car for him, and put a basic shift kit in the trans. That thing would haul Azz!!! It was a lot of fun to drive.

    He actually did the build because he found a Amphicar in Arizona he wanted to buy. So he built the Caddy up to be his tow vehicle. He drove it to Arizona, bought a flatbed trailer and the Amphicar and towed it back.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Airpacker View Post
    check this site out. classic caddies for sale by owner. the 68 rag in white is beauty eh ?

    http://www.azcarsandtrucks.com/classiccadillac.html


    http://www.azcarsandtrucks.com/1968cadillacconvrd.html
    Hell those prices are over the double than overhere for almost identical cars...
    For starters project eldos ( some trim parts missing little or no rust to speak of needs a soft top) start at 6000 bucks in running condition

    There´s a black I seriously consider but if it´s not black originally I´m not that much interested.
    Colours that top my list for Eldos are White Gold and Black, in fact white and black seems to follow many my favourite stuff.
    Offshore Racing wasn´t designed to be a spectator sport, it's for people or companies with's lots of money to push the envelope of endurance technology and hopefully put a trophy on a mantle. It's man vs the elements, not like boats with like engines running in circles.
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    Quote Originally Posted by macjazzy View Post
    10-12 years ago I worked at an independent shop specializing in Rolls Royce's we had more than few "eccentric" owners. One had a '71 or '72 Eldo ragtop. He found a company called Cadillac Motor Development, which is what became cad500parts.com I think.

    He bought a cam kit, intake, and carb rebuild kit. We put it all on his car for him, and put a basic shift kit in the trans. That thing would haul Azz!!! It was a lot of fun to drive.

    He actually did the build because he found a Amphicar in Arizona he wanted to buy. So he built the Caddy up to be his tow vehicle. He drove it to Arizona, bought a flatbed trailer and the Amphicar and towed it back.
    tow car........they are great!!!!!!!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Magnum Mark View Post
    tow car........they are great!!!!!!!!!!!
    My old man did some towing back in the days with some Cadi's he used to have. Although I don't remember taking the boats out of the ramps with them. I do remember remember he would have the boat lifted off the trailer on straps and into the water and out of the water and back onto the trailer. I really love the late 70's early 80's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Magnum Mark View Post
    tow car........they are great!!!!!!!!!!!
    FWD helps there with the rear end carrying weight better.
    Offshore Racing wasn´t designed to be a spectator sport, it's for people or companies with's lots of money to push the envelope of endurance technology and hopefully put a trophy on a mantle. It's man vs the elements, not like boats with like engines running in circles.
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    FWD helps there with the rear end carrying weight better.
    great cars..saved my life.........m.m..
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    Quote Originally Posted by CDOWNS View Post
    What about this EL DOG RAG
    Frankie's pimp'n mobile?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Magnum Mark View Post
    great cars..saved my life.........m.m..
    Agreed, and ´nuff said.
    Offshore Racing wasn´t designed to be a spectator sport, it's for people or companies with's lots of money to push the envelope of endurance technology and hopefully put a trophy on a mantle. It's man vs the elements, not like boats with like engines running in circles.
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    Cadillac did not make a real one since 78 in my opinion, I grew up with about any caddy from 53-78, thats all dad would drive, once they got small he wanted nothing to do with them..

    I love the 75-76 Eldo verts! and 500CI!
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    I've had a '78, '81, three '84 coupes, and a '70 deville convertible, as well as another 3-4 parts cars including a '90 fleetwood. Anytghing eith a 4100 is junk the 368 ci came in 80 and 81 I believe and in '81 had the 8-6-4, if you disconnected it though they were good engines, any late '70's to early '80's should be very cheap. My favorite car that was a blast was a 1978 Buick electra, had two, one had a worked 403 olds and was a blast. but the 60's to 1970 are the best and i sold my '70 convertible for 13k, so you can still get them reasonably..... dunno how to post pics or i would
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