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This 1975 Cadillac Eldorado station wagon was once a coupe

2021-08-27 00:00:00

This behemoth is pretty outstanding! A giant among already oversized autos, this may be the highwater mark of the station wagon.

This monster could have fit an entire youth soccer team. Before the mini-van became supreme, these monsters were what hauled kids and crap around suburban America.

Bring A Trailer:

The car is finished in Mandarin Orange Metallic with a full-length tan vinyl top. The Wisco Corporation in Roseville, Michigan reportedly converted this vehicle from a coupe to a wagon in 1975. A select group of Cadillac dealers ordered conversions from Wisco Corporation. Additional equipment includes chrome bumpers with marker lights as well as a bright-finished windshield surround, power antenna, remote-operated side mirrors, and rocker and side molding trim. Bubbling paint is present in multiple areas and is shown in the gallery. The power antenna function does not work.

I would worry more about the undercarriage rust than the nonfunctional power radio antenna.
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