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SPECIFICATIONS

ENGINE: Eight-cylinder, 375-HP overhead 90 degrees V-type: bore 4.30, stroke 4.06, displacement 472 cu. in. Max. torque 525 ft.-lbs. Engine mounted in rubber at three points. Compression ratio 10 to 1.
NEW: ELDORADO: V-8 ENGINE: Displacement, 8.2 litres. 400-HP. Torque, 550 ft.-lbs. Compression ratio, 10 to 1. Bore, 4.30. Stroke, 4.304
PISTONS: Aluminium alloy, slipper-type cam, ground to reduce friction surfaces and permit nesting between crankshaft counterweights.
CARBURETOR: Quadrajet four-barrel downdraft with equalized manifold, mechanical fuel pump, dry-type air filter, improved automatic choke. Controlled combustion system reduces hydrocarbons in exhaust.
LUBRICATION: Full-pressure. Full-flow oil filter.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM: 12-volt. 15-plate battery. High-capacity, 42-amp. generator (55-amp., air conditioned cars).
GASOLINE TANK CAPACITY: Approximately 26 gallons. Eldorado approximately 24.
TURBO HYDRA-MATIC: Fully automatic, torque-converter type with fixed stator. Converter multiplies engine torque for increased driving thrust to drive wheels during acceleration in any gear (low, intermediate or high).
REAR AXLE: New, heavier, stronger rear axle and differential. Ratio is 2.93 to 1 (3.07 to 1 on Eldorado), 3.15 to 1 axle ratio on Seventy-Five models. Available (except Eldorado) is the Controlled Differential, which directs power to the rear wheel having better traction.
FRONT SUSPENSION: New integral steering knuckle for greater dependability and longer life. Independent, helical-coil-type springs. Rubber-mounted strut rods and rubber bushings absorb impacts and isolate road noise. (Torsion bar suspension on Eldorado.)
REAR SUSPENSION: Four-link drive. Rear springs are helical-coil-type. Rubber bushings for quieter, softer ride. (Single-leaf springs with two horizontal and two vertical shock absorbers on Eldorado.)
BRAKES: Cadillac power brakes with self-adjusting feature; composite finned rear drums; disc front. Split hydraulic master cylinder provides for independent operation of front and rear brakes.
PARKING BRAKE: True auxiliary brake ... will not lock in position with engine running and car in gear ... can be operated as a foot emergency brake while car is in motion. Automatically releases when transmission is in drive with engine running.
STEERING: Cadillac variable-ratio power steering is standard equipment (fixed-ratio on Seventy-Five models). Overall steering ratio of 16.6 to 1 (except 18.2 to 1 on Seventy-Five models and 16.3 to 1 on Eldorado). 38.5' turning angle provides fast response and short turning diameter.
FRAME: Perimeter frame is boxed in its entire length. Eldorado has a frame especially designed for its front-wheel drive and front and rear suspension systems.
TIRES: Low-pressure, size L78 x 15, bias-belted, fiberglass, tubeless, on all models. Black sidewalls, standard; white sidewalls optional, at extra cost.
CORNERING LIGHTS: On the side of front fenders, activated by directional signal lever when headlamp switch is on. They project a beam of light from the side of the car, thus illuminating roadside and road signs for convenience at night.
TREAD: Front and rear, 63" (Eldorado, 63.5" front 63" rear).
WHEELBASE: 129.5" (Fleetwood Sixty Special and Brougham, 133", Fleetwood Seventy-Five 149.8", Eldorado 120").
OVERALL LENGTH: 225" (Fleetwood Sixty Special and Brougham 228.5", Fleetwood Seventy-Five, 245.3", Eldorado, 221").
ADDITIONAL BODY COLORS not shown on cars illustrated include: Patina Silver, Cotillion White, Phantom Gray, San Mateo Red, Sable Black, Glenmore Green, Sauterne, Dark Walnut, Monarch Burgundy, Regency Bronze Firemist and Chateau Mauve Firemist.
NOTE: Richly textured vinyl is provided in certain areas of leather-trimmed Fleetwood and DeVille models.
CADILLAC MOTOR CAR DIVISION
GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
Cadillac Motor Car Division of General Motors Corporation reserves the right to make changes at any time, without notice, in prices, colors, materials, equipment, specifications and models and also to discontinue models.

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