1970 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special pictures and wallpaper

1970 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special news, pictures, and information

This 1970 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham was purchased in 2000 by its current owner. It has spent the last sixteen years in storage. The car was re-painted in original color in the early 1980's and had a new padded top installed. The gas tank was rebuilt and new radial tires were included when the car was purchased in 2000.

This car was shown in Savannah in 2007 at the Cadillac/LaSalle Grand National.

For 1970 the Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special came equipped with a V8 engine and all of the equipment found in the DeVille, plus the addition of Automatic Level Control. The Sixty Special came in two bodystyles, a sedan and a Brougham. Both had four doors and seating for six. The Sedan cost $6950 while the Brougham was $7284. The Brougham found more buyers, netting 16,913 sales while the Sedan accounted for 1,738 units of Cadillac's production in 1970. The V8 engine produced 375 horsepower and displaced 472 cubic-inches.

The Brougham models came standard with adjustable reading lights, dual comfort front seats with two-way power adjustments, plus a vinyl roof.

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