1957 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz on 2040-cars
Brawley, California, United States
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One of the most stunning examples of a 1957 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz around, it has been meticulously restored
back to it’s original form and original color combo of ultra-rare Amethyst exterior color (Paint Code 49), all
black interior with a white convertible top over the past 2 years. With only 1,800 made back in 1957, this is a
rare car, however, there are less than 5 remaining in the world finished in Amethyst.
All of the chrome throughout the car has been re-plated and the stainless steel trim pieces have been polished and
buffed to a mirror finish. The interior has been completely redone from the dashboard, gorgeous leather seats,
down to the carpet. A new and correct convertible top has been installed along with wide white wall tires on show
quality saber rims and all new glass.
The numbers matching engine was removed, all seals and gaskets have been replaced and it was repainted in correct
Cadillac blue. All of the other systems have been gone through to ensure they work and perform as they should.
The entire engine compartment looks like it just rolled off the line back in 1957, truly stunning.
Great pain and care has been taken in assuring this vehicle has kept to original specs. Everything this car was
originally assembled with is still with the car. It is an absolute joy to drive and gracefully floats down the
boulevard. Since the recent completion, it has driven less than 20 miles and each one of those miles has turned
heads everywhere it has gone.
This 1957 Eldorado Biarritz is a beautiful car and will be a fantastic addition to any collection.
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