Auto City Classic - Cadillac

Since 1902, Cadillac has been the standard of American luxury. The brand's classic-era lineup — the towering tailfin DeVilles and Eldorados of the late 1950s, the slab-sided 1960s Coupe DeVilles, the front-wheel-drive Eldorado of 1967, and the enormous 1970s Fleetwood Broughams — defined what 'a Cadillac' meant to a generation of buyers. Engineering touchstones include the high-compression overhead-valve V8 introduced for 1949, the 472- and 500-cubic-inch big blocks of the late muscle era, and the body-on-frame Fleetwood that survived into the 1990s.

Most Cadillac restoration work today centers on the Series 60/62/75, DeVille, Eldorado, Fleetwood, and Seville, with Allante and Brougham following as later collectible targets. Browse the Cadillac categories below for model- and year-correct reproduction body panels, glass, weatherstrip, interior trim, suspension, brakes, and the chrome and stainless pieces these cars are known for.