Do you have an order or build sheet for any of your vehicles?

[14Accent]

Jast talking to my buddy yesterday, a M3 in 1995, was $38 and change, and a LS400 $52k, and that $52k was huge! My dad and I myself always wanted a Cadillac. Looks like it will never happen and I’m good with it. Glad you were able to enjoy having one!

I won't be buying a new Cadillac any time soon! What's amazing to me is that my Seville cost someone upwards of $50k in 1995, and I paid basically 1% of that for it at the auction with 68k original miles on it.

 

[John105]

Here's the one from my 1972 Pontiac Catalina. I found it crammed under the back seat cushion when the car was about 10 years old.View attachment 292896

That’s amazing, I would keep it forever. H78 15 whitewalls! I remember my dad’s ‘69 Buick had 8.55 14’s, equivalent to H78 14. I remember on 2 occasions he got the wrong size (I’m sure back then the shops such as K Mart, Sears, said you’ll be fine. Once he got G78 14 summer tires, and J78 snow tires. Only 2 on the rear axle, not 4 as we do today.

 

[John105]

I won't be buying a new Cadillac any time soon! What's amazing to me is that my Seville cost someone upwards of $50k in 1995, and I paid basically 1% of that for it at the auction with 68k original miles on it.

I was given a 1970 LeMans Sport for free. Just googled it and base price was $3,064. That would be $26,146 today. Pretty reasonable. It was 20 yo when I got it, and for 1 year (failed NYS inspection the next year) I went all over with it, leaving oil everywhere I parked

(In my fantasy/imagination it was a GTO.)