1961 Cadillac Convertible

A 1961 Cadillac convertible with an impeccable pedigree! This fine, early 60s American luxury automobile is a 32,260 actual-mile car, documented on the title. It was purchased new from Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac in Birmingham, Michigan on June 23rd, 1961 by a Mrs. Elaine C. Duncan. Only two years after the car was purchased, the Duncans moved to Thunderbird Estates, which is part of the Rancho Las Palmas Resort in Palm Springs, California. Based upon the vintage service records, it can be attested that the vehicle was driven very sparingly, and remained in the care of Mrs. Duncan–garaged at her lavish Palm Springs property–until it was procured out of her estate in 1985. The car was purchased as a 25th anniversary gift for a Mr. David L. Miller for his dedicated service at the West Des Moines State Bank. This fine Cadillac still has its original white leather interior and white vinyl convertible top and it is finished in the correct code “46” Tunis Beige. It is highly optioned including factory air conditioning, 8-way power seat, E-Z-Eye glass, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power door locks, power top, radio with rear speaker, Autronic eye, wide whitewall tires and door edge guards. Included in the sale are the original retail order form, dealer invoice, owner's manual, dealer folio, warranty booklets, as well as letters and paperwork confirming ownership history, etc. A truly remarkable '61 Cadillac convertible in many ways!