This 1975 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham has a mysterious first owner, the legendary singer Elvis Presley! He bought this luxury car at a sky-high price of 12,512 (equivalent to 7054 1 today).
This car is really luxurious, with various optional spare tires, fashionable Vogue tires, beautiful hubcaps, the "goddess" pattern on the hood and enviable skylights! At the same time, the interior configuration is also quite high, with velvet seats with rich patterns.
But seeing this is a bit like the old sofa I saw when I was a child. Although it looks a little dirty and shabby, the overall internal situation is good anyway.
This car was used as a star car for outdoor public display for a while, but it was not well maintained by its former owner.
If you look closely, you will find that the edge of the car body is a bit rough. Except for the Cadillac garland logo on the C-pillar, the roof is in poor condition, aging is quite serious, and there are some cracks in the steering wheel control.
The engine has been unable to operate normally, but the seller said that there was no catastrophic failure, but it could not be started after a long stop. This car is equipped with a 500-cubic-inch (8.2-liter) V8 engine, which can be easily rejuvenated after simple maintenance.
Although the engine has been unable to start, the overall condition of the car looks very good, and there is no sign of rust on the body, which is particularly attractive to park there.
In addition, don't forget the special status of this famous car, which comes with a large number of historical documents and, of course, Elvis Presley's autographed car sales list.
The seller also told us more about the history of this car. He has been dead for more than forty years, but his existence is still remarkable. He is the legendary Elvis Presley. 1On August 6th, 977, the music superstar left us with a heart attack at the age of 42. This car bears the traces of Elvis Presley's life and records his youth.
At that time, he had everything he wanted. Because there were too many vehicles, this Cadillac was given to my personal doctor at 1976. At first, neither of them used the car too much. At that time, the total mileage shown on the odometer was only 65,438+0,725 miles (2,776 kilometers).
George Nick Nichopoulos, Elvis Presley's personal doctor, sold the car to the current owner in 1985, during which he sold it once, but he bought it back himself. So how much do you think such a celebrity car that can't be driven can sell?