1969 Cadillac DeVille Sedan DeVille

For 1969, the Cadillac models were given all-new styling and reflected the lines of the Eldorado Coupe that was introduced in 1967. The Cadillac Sedan DeVille had no center pillar or vent windows and was the most popular body style in the Cadillac line-up.

This Cadillac is a well-maintained example that is finished in Cotillion White with a Dark Blue vinyl top and leather interior. The odometer shows just 47,000 original miles. Inside, the interior features seating for six on optional Ostrich Grain genuine leather, which is surrounded by power assists and other industry-leading features, such as power windows and door locks, variable-ratio power steering, automatic climate control, cruise control, dual-comfort power seat adjustment, 'Twilight Sentinal' headlights and corner lamps, and a remotely controlled trunk release. There are dual horns that are controlled by the 'Rim Blow' steering wheel.

Power is from the 427 cubic-inch V8 engine which was the largest in the industry. It produces 375 horsepower and 525 foot pounds of torque. Zero-to-sixty takes just 8.1 seconds and there is a 26-gallon fuel tank providing plenty of fuel for the thirsty engine.

By Daniel Vaughan | Oct 2014