Summary

Well-cared-for original car with features that include automatic climate control, power windows and locks, cruise control, air conditioning and an AM/FM stereo radio with factory 8-track. Powered by a 425ci engine paired to an automatic transmission.

Details

Custom Biarritz cars are about as comfortable and luxurious as anything ever made, as a few moments sitting in the leather-upholstered, contoured pillow-style seating interior will prove. Other classics may be worth more, but none of them can provide the style and respect that a Cadillac does, and when it comes to classic, full-sized personal luxury cars, the Eldorado Biarritz is hard to beat. This 1977 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz not only represents the last generation of the giant luxury coupes from Cadillac, but presents as a high-quality, extremely low-mileage land yacht that has been well-maintained from the day it was delivered to its first owner, Byron Gaultney of Sacramento, CA. In 2017, the car was acquired by its second Northern California owner, who sold the car to the current consignor. It is a very nice, original 32,000-mile car. The Biarritz was highlighted by custom trim along the beltline and highlighting the dip just behind the doors. Instruments, gauges, knobs and handles all leave no question that this is a well-cared-for original car, with crisp markings on the gauges and beautifully sharp knobs featuring Cadillac wreaths on their faces. Creature comforts abound, from automatic climate control and power windows and locks to cruise control and an AM/FM stereo radio with factory 8-track. Air conditioning blows cold.