Ongoing blog on different sick black Cadillac kustomizing approaches,.. Several of the ideas presented are refreshing, especially considering the cost of plating etc today. Just do what you like, in a way that fits your style and budget. Then drive it like you stole it. =D
1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteor hearse
1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteor hearse
Posted by Grave Limos on Friday, March 25, 2016
And another =D
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[su_youtube_advanced url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YFbuAyUcMQ” controls=”alt” modestbranding=”yes”]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIA575TCf7Q[/su_youtube_advanced]From here I’m just going to add all the sick Cadillac‘s I can find =D Come back and we’ll keep you entertained!!
Found a little intel on this sexy 1934 Cadillac kustom:
CUSTOM CADDY A MAGICAL ONE-OFF
Makeover: From sedan to classy two-door
My visit to the Vintage Car Club of Canada’s annual Easter Sunday gathering at the Oakridge shopping centre solved my weekly dilemma of what to write.
I knew that the chance of finding something new and never seen before at Oakridge was a strong probability, and sure enough as soon as I saw a crowd gathering around one car in particular, I knew my problems were solved.
I have seen a few Rolls-Royces turned into radical custom cars, but I can’t recall seeing such a beautiful Cadillac as the one Don Sherwin brought to display and debut.
The car began its life as a Canadian-built 1934 Cadillac four-door touring sedan. In 1939, the Victoria-delivered Cadillac was sold as a used car and driven to Yorkton, Sask.
But despite having accomplished the long journey, it unexpectedly developed a mechanical problem and expired.
As it was the beginning of the Second World War, the funds to repair it simply were not available, so the car was parked on a farm where it remained abandoned for the next 50-plus years, never turning a wheel.
The farmer’s nephew had shown an interest in owning the car, so the owner gave it to him and presented him with the ultimatum of moving it before he had it taken away to a scrap yard.
What was left of the Caddy — it was very grim and had been picked apart — returned to British Columbia where it was transformed into a stunning, one-of-a-kind, two-door custom. The body length was shortened by 31 cm (12 inches); the front doors had to be extended by 16 cm (six inches) to transform it into a two-door; and to give it the correct look the roof was chopped and lowered by eight cm (three inches).
The running gear is a modern Cadillac 500D engine sending power to a 10-bolt GM rear axle through a GM 400 automatic transmission. The wheels are 20-inch on the rear and 18-inch on the front; the steering is performed by a 1993 Ford Explorer power rack-and-pinion unit.
The list of modifications is endless so to sum up the only thing one could add is that it is stunning. So much so that a quick glance will not be enough time to absorb all of the intricate details and radical changes that have taken place.
Article source: Hagerty
Jason turned us on to this sick Black Cadillac music video =D
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And another:
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And of course we need Carrie Underwoods Two Black Cadillac‘s:
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Ran across two bad Cad‘s shot by our friends at TWiG Photography:
Found this smooth Cadillac today and had to share it =D
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Just a kool Caddy rockabilly song =D
Big Black Cadillac =D [su_youtube_advanced url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxPOq21FvRA” controls=”alt” modestbranding=”yes”]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIA575TCf7Q[/su_youtube_advanced]
Our friend Rick sent us his Sick Black Caddy Capture:
And so did our friend Steve Parson:
Cruella De Ville’s for sale video:
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Found one of Mike Mooney’s awesome shots from last years West Coast Kustoms Cruising Nationals:
Incredible 1947 Cadillac Kustom Convertible:
[su_youtube_advanced url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsZXw0DkUYM” controls=”alt” modestbranding=”yes”]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIA575TCf7Q[/su_youtube_advanced]Read all about the 1947 Caddy here: R K Motors Charlotte
Big black 64 Cadillac vert with a blown 468 Cubic Inch BB =0
[su_youtube_advanced url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cG8xUNysnTo” controls=”alt” modestbranding=”yes”]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIA575TCf7Q[/su_youtube_advanced]A little Cadillac history from who else, The History Channel. (yes there’s several black Cadillac‘s in there and even a reference to some Swedish engineering that helped Cadillac development)
[su_youtube_advanced url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1CDRAHoYXE” controls=”alt” modestbranding=”yes”]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIA575TCf7Q[/su_youtube_advanced]Tonight we got several bad bad black Cadillac‘s from Robin R Rainbow’s incredible FB page:
Found this great video capturing the chopping of the top on a sick black 1946 Caddy shared by Vispe Kolmetuhatta=D
Cadillac Ciel Concept video:
How about a 10 pack of black Cadillac’s of many styles and types? =D
“The Unicorn” A Gene Winfield kustom built Cadillac Mirage “Pick Up”:
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Link to some Cadillac Mirage history
We take a ride in a 1931 V16 Cadillac after a quick look at a Cadillac Ciel:
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How about a full review of the 1,000 HP Cadillac Sixteen, V16 engine concept
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We finish todays batch with Al Capone’s Ride:
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Post by K. Mikael Wallin on behalf of www.Customikes.com.
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