Highly Optioned, Very Rare w/ Factory Front Seat Warmer, Trades Welcomed

Description

You are viewing a highly optioned1968 Cadillac Eldorado coded in Spectre Blue Firemist, with a white vinyl top and white interior. It is showing just 76,145 miles that is supported by an actual mileage declaration. And, of course, it has the 472 V8 and an automatic transmission.This Eldorado is equipped with the extremely rarefront seat warmeralong with these options:

• cruise control
• tilt and telescopic steering wheel
• automatic climate control
• six-way power seat
• twilight sentinel
• power door locks
• padded vinyl roof
• AM/FM stereo radio with dual front and rear speakers
• Guide-matic power headlight dimmer
• rear window defogger
• door edge guards
• white sidewall tires
• auxiliary horn (appears to be installed on this Eldorado)
• firemist finish
• leather upholstery
• front seat warmer (mentioned above)

I've checked this Eldorado over very carefully, and I believe all these options are present, which is really impressive. About 24,500 Eldorados were produced in 1968 and its unlikely that more than two or three hundred had heated seats, but when you consider the rest of the options on this Cadillac, the rarity of it becomes clear. It is truly something special. Heated seats were essentially unheard of in 1968, but this car has them. This Eldorado also drives beautifully. I've taken it out on several occasions and it is tight and responsive. The power windows work, the power seats work and the stereo is phenomenal. The degree to which this car is rust-free is truly amazing. Please look at all the photosI've included and watch the videos, as I've done my best to give a clear impression of this unique Eldorado. Much of the paint is lacquer, so that it has its fair share of thinned spots and checking, especially on the doors and hood, along with some scars of age, but this is still a stunning Cadillac to behold. Here are links to more photos and videos:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/137333740@N06/albums/72157696229755431

And the videos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzVTTXQDBzc&t=1s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rw9ixvMId2E&t=7s

Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or just would like to talk cars. You are also more than welcome to come look the car over in person or send a third party inspector in as well. I've owned and collected cars for 30 years and have never lost the classic car bug. In fact, I still own the 1969 Dodge Charger Ibought when I was 16. If you have a car you'd like to trade, let me know; we may be able to work something out.