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#1
It's Dupont so you know it's something good, and expensive:
Quote, originally posted by Ad » Hall of Fame Builder is now taking appointments to view this Classic 50 Year Golden Edition 1952 Cadillac True Convertible that has been customized and restored professionally and not to destroy the famous original lines. Mild chop, custom padded top, soft touches of customizing, genuine Swedish leather, Rolls Royce rugs, air ride, heated lumbar seats, built in ice cooler, all new gauges and running gear. Candy brandy wine paint on a 100% flawless body. All chrome is show quality as is the entire car. This 4 year project took 5 Hall of Fame Builders helping to produce this piece of art with pride to achieve this perfection. $147,000 Frank De Rosa Customs & Auto Restoration
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#3
Gorgeous!
#5
I usually don't go for that kind of thing, but that is epic.
#6
Perfect color for that car. It would be such a shame to loose those great lines with a black car.
#8
That's fantastic... my only objection is that I don't care for 'chopped' cars too much. I'd rather have the roof line normal and practical. But, wow, what a car.
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#9
Love the duPont Registry, wonderful find![]()
#10
Thought I would bump this for the morning crew...
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#11
Frank DeRosa has always built radical custom Cadillacs. That's one of the more tasteful, and it's gorgeous!
I love cars, but the problem is they are like schroedinger's hobby. They're always in a quantum superstate of being both awesome and a huge waste of time and money... until observation momentarily forces them into one state or another.
#12
Quote, originally posted by Arsigi » That's fantastic... my only objection is that I don't care for 'chopped' cars too much. I'd rather have the roof line normal and practical. But, wow, what a car. it's such a big car that it's still practical.
I love cars, but the problem is they are like schroedinger's hobby. They're always in a quantum superstate of being both awesome and a huge waste of time and money... until observation momentarily forces them into one state or another.
#14
all of that work and they put low rent rockford subs in that sore thumb enclosure
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#15
Love the DuPont Registry...that was my playboy when I was younger. That and penthouse...
If I had that car, I'd probably drive it for five minutes only to turn around go back home and wash it.![]()
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#16
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#17
That sure is purty![]()
#20
I want to have that car's babies, and I'm a dude.
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#21
Such a pretty car.....Want to borrow it and cruise Miami in it
#22
Oh my. Oh my my my. I want that...
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#23
Chopped or not, that thing's hot. I particularly love the extreme attention to detail, and how hidden things are for the air ride management. Nice little tough having it hidden away.
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