1970 Eldorado Is the Most Car Nut Barn Find in the World, Hasn't Moved in 40 Years

Cadillac’s top brass must have laughed their hats off when Ford introduced the 1955 Thunderbird and boisterously called it a ‘personal luxury car.’ The tiny Ford was indeed a most ‘personal’ automobile, being so intimately wrapped around the driver and passenger, but the ‘luxury’ part– that was probably not going to scare any Caddy off the boulevard. However,... (continue reading...)