Another Caddy Stationwagon advert.

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  1. Safari57

    Safari57 Well-Known Member

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    $15,750...Wow! That was a lotta loot!

    Power sun roof and the thinnest C-pillars! I wonder if that is really how they were made. Very nice! :2_thumbs_up_-_anima Strange D-pillar goings-on! :disagree:

    Overall, very elegant! '65 Caddy is beautiful to start with, and this conversion only made it better!

    Wagon de Ville :You_Rock_Emoticon:

    David :)
     
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    Checked the internet - couldn't find any pics of one of those........
     
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    Looks the the advertisement artist's rendering used artistic liscense. :rofl2:

    The hardtop styling and razor thin C-pillars didn't make the cut. :disagree::cry:

    David :)
     
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    Google = fail.

    :banghead3:
     
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    I used google...
    Ya just have to use the right search terms. ;)
     
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    What's up with that weird looking visor thing off the back? It might be a nice looking wagon if it didn't have that hanging off of it.
    The address there is very interesting. There was a GM Assembly plant on Rte 1 in Linden which is one block, (albeit a huge block) from Elizabeth Avenue. I wonder if this was a factory or factory authorized conversion since it was so close. I remember touring that plant as a cub scout and watching them build '64 Oldsmobiles. I don't know if they built Caddies there as well. When it closed a few years back, they were making the smaller pick ups there.
     
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