Good one . I didn't notice that.Well the license plate says 1966 cad so i'm going with that.
Buick riviera
The French Connection.A New York Caddie and a French Riviera (coast of France).
When I saw the Cadillac my first thought was 1966 Coupe DeVille because of the over/under style headlights and two doors. Truthfully I didn't even notice the front plate with 1966 Cad. A few manufacturers used over/under style headlights for a couple years in the mid '60's. My dad had a '66 Ford Fairlane with the over/under headlights. I think Ford only used that style headlight on the Fairlane in '66/'67 and if I recall correctly a couple years on the Galaxy along about the same time. I turned 8 years old in Nov. '67 so my memory could be wrong. I really had no idea what model the Riviera was since I didn't really care for that body style.
I hope whoever bought that Riviera didn't buy it for any "collection" aspect. I mean, they didn't seem to be super common but they weren't considered anything special to my knowledge.but others aren't.
I hope whoever bought that Riviera didn't buy it for any "collection" aspect. I mean, they didn't seem to be super common but they weren't considered anything special to my knowledge.
I had three cars with vertical headlights, 1965 Galaxy, 1966 GTO and a 1968 Rambler Ambassador wagon.When I saw the Cadillac my first thought was 1966 Coupe DeVille because of the over/under style headlights and two doors. Truthfully I didn't even notice the front plate with 1966 Cad. A few manufacturers used over/under style headlights for a couple years in the mid '60's. My dad had a '66 Ford Fairlane with the over/under headlights. I think Ford only used that style headlight on the Fairlane in '66/'67 and if I recall correctly a couple years on the Galaxy along about the same time. I turned 8 years old in Nov. '67 so my memory could be wrong. I really had no idea what model the Riviera was since I didn't really care for that body style.