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My two Bruce Arnold Cadillacs. Brought down from the shelf for a cleaning and fresh photos.
The 1951 to 1953 are my favorite generation Cadillac.
The yellow Eldorado and a two-tone green Sixty Special:
(yes there's a hole in the Eldorado windshield)
Anyone know the backstory to his range? To me, some look like unique castings (the Cadillac Orleans concept) while others look like tarted-up examples from other ranges (the Studebaker).
Anyone know the backstory to his range? To me, some look like unique castings (the Cadillac Orleans concept) while others look like tarted-up examples from other ranges (the Studebaker).
I believe the Sixty Special is also a 1953. The grill is definitely not a 51...look at the grill on Harve's 51 convertible. Secondly, the slits in the rear bumper for the exhaust was not available in 1951. I have the Sixty Special which I bought on the secondary market many years ago and have always thought that BAM models were overpriced.
