1976 was famously touted as the final year of Cadillac convertible production, which signed off with great fanfare when the final Cotillion White over Red Bicentennial Edition Eldorado rolled off the assembly line to adoring crowds and assembled media. 1976 Eldorado convertibles were instant classics.

 

The example seen here has led a pampered life in the Northwest its entire life, and it was delivered new finished in Cotillion White with optional Dark Firethorn Red hued premium Sierra Grain leather interior and white top, a handsomely distinctive color combination that closely mimics the special edition Bicentennial cars. Beyond the leather interior, this Eldorado is equipped with a lengthy list of additional factory optional equipment, including Comfort 50/50 split front seats, driver and passenger 6-way electric seat controls, tilt/telescopic steering column, cruise control, Controlled Cycle intermittent wipers, Twilight Sentinel, carpeted full width floor mat, illuminated vanity mirror, outside thermometer, door edge guards, hard shell “Parade” top boot, and Remote Control Trunk Lock with Electric Pull Down latch.

 

Notable standard Eldorado features for 1976 included automatic climate control, power disc brakes, soft ray glass, AM/FM radio with power antenna, and a 500ci V8 with ultra smooth Hydramatic transmission.

 

Included with purchase of this car is the original owner’s manual plus the original 1976 sales brochure, original shop manual, extra keys, and a file of photos and information. According to the previous owner, the mileage reading of 64,522 is correct and original.