Custom 1975 Cadillac Coupe DeVille by Universal Coach. Painted in Cadillac " Sable Black". 

You forgot about the cane/scepter.

Pimps and drug pushers and street hustlers drove these rides in the 70s. I remember when they freely roamed the streets..my hood had a few of em rolling around

too bad they're not the big 4" wide gangster whitewalls

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Back then, they didn't call them "Ho's"....

They were never "nice"..just a bunch of crap draped over what used to be a Cadillac.

For the time I would ride that thing today with my sweetest Cheva and brand new snakeskin Giuseppe sneaks

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Wade Ervin I'd have regretted not buying her. I purchased out of Conyers, Ga. It's now in Fort Myers, Fl. and is presently undergoing restoration. She has issues, for sure, but it would be difficult to duplicate all of her rare and unique 70's pimp elements for what I paid, which was far, far below $13,000. I should know, I have 3 other coach-built 70's Cadillacs. She's destined to be a stunning example of a true iconic 70's pimpmobile. I don't regret a dime spent. I'll update the page when complete. Thanks for your comment.

fmbjogger mike, you sure do have her looking nice! this is Wayne's daughter the guy you brought it from

Its a very cool look that fits the personality of this car. Leather nor velour would fit it so well.

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Probably not. It does look like the Manhattan two tone crushed velour you claimed in the video. But Cadillac did not offer it in black in 1975. Only Dark Blue, Rosewood, Crimson, and Saddle. You had to buy the d'Elegance package to get it. Also, it wasn't available in the Limousine. The 1975 Cadillac brochure doesn't mention a "Mardi Gras Velour". The other velour mentioned was a solid color velour called Medici, offered in the Talisman interior and the Limousine. "Mardi Gras Velour" was a similar fabric offered in 1974, again in the d'Elegance package. This is clearly not a 1974 car (wrong headlights for '74). It's also clear that the interior is not factory. The console is custom, and a factory interior would have had matching fabric on the door panels where this has plain black vinyl or leather.

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Those "crosses" is what is used on 1930s and 1920s vehicles. Especially the Cadillacs.

Those are Super Fly headlight covers

Beautiful Super Fly headlight covers. Super Fly Cadillac

How can you be so sure? They're practically identical. Customizations could have erased any distinctions. It does appear to have the black bumper inserts of the '76. In '75 they were grey.

I think it is a ‘75. In ‘76 they put chrome around the back up lights and the tail lights next to them, under the deck lid.

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You'd be laughed at.

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I'm interested in moving this vehicle.

its gorgeous

Na, Valore interior is the only way to go. Had it in my ‘88 Town Car. Love the valore interior, the only bad part is everything sticks to it.

It was more than Likely Heroin

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Ray Charles would cry over the disgrace!!