Chassis No.

6L67S6Q208771


Engine No.

660208771



Cadillac entered the 1970s as a symbol of American luxury, its full-sized convertibles admired for smooth power and open-air elegance.

The renowned 500 cu-in V8 embodied Cadillac's confidence, even as consumer tastes began to shift.

The fuel crisis brought new priorities, yet Cadillac, smooth as ever, adapted without losing its core identity.

By 1976, it proudly remained the last American automaker offering a true full-sized convertible.

With increasing safety legislation being pushed by Ralph Nader, in 1977, a revised lineup marked a fresh chapter leaving the 1976 convertibles fondly remembered as the "last American convertible."



All 1976 Cadillacs boasted a long list of standard equipment that included Soft Ray Glass, automatic climate control, power windows, door locks, brakes, and steering, a six-way power-adjustable seat, an AM/FM radio, and more.

On top of the already luxurious level of standard equipment, it was not ...