Classic 1966 Cadillac DeVille Convertible blends striking style, V8 power, and land yacht luxury with unmistakable vintage presence.
A bold expression of 1960s American luxury, a 1966 Cadillac DeVille Convertible finished in Flamenco Red Metallic has surfaced for sale, showcasing its unmistakable proportions, vintage flair, and 429 cubic inches of Detroit muscle.
With a title-verified 119,942 miles, this classic Caddy is powered by a 340-horsepower 429ci V8 mated to a TH400 three-speed automatic transmission and 2.94 rear gearing. The powertrain is reportedly in solid driving condition, and the car’s dual Magnaflow exhaust lends a deeper voice to its road presence. Power steering and power drum brakes round out its boulevard cruiser credentials.
Outside, the DeVille's signature stacked headlights and vertically oriented tailfins harken back to Cadillac’s dominance of the era. The car rides on 15-inch wheels wrapped in whitewall tires, with fender skirts and a chrome-trimmed body underscoring its full-size elegance. The white canvas top shows wear, and imperfections in the paint and body are noted, including bubbling, scratches, and signs of filler—typical of a survivor vehicle of this age.
Inside, a striking red, white, and black color scheme delivers retro appeal, with split bench seating, a mix of factory and aftermarket radios, and added speakers and subwoofer for an upgraded sound system. Patina on the trim and wear on the white vinyl reflect use but add to the car's character.
A few systems need attention, including the heater blower, clock, both radios, reverse lights, turn signals, and the removed A/C compressor. Still, the DeVille delivers a "floaty ride" and strong acceleration, according to a recent drive report.
For enthusiasts seeking statement-making vintage luxury, the DeVille’s unmistakable style, comfortable cruising character, and open-air motoring make it a compelling choice. Just be sure your garage can fit all 18 feet of it.
