SUPER RARE CADILLAC SEVILLE RENAISSANCE EDITION !!!

1977 CADILLAC SEVILLE

RARE RENAISSANCE EDITION

VERY FEW IN EXISTENCE

SEVILLE WAS THE TOP OF THE LINE CADILLAC IN 1977

LOADED WITH OPTIONS

ORIGINAL NUMBERS MATCHING 350 V8

BEST CADILLAC ENGINE EVER WAS ACTUALLY AN OLDSMOBILE 350

RUNS AND DRIVES SO SMOOTH

FACTORY FUEL INJECTION

RENAISSANCE OPTIONS

TWO TONE COLOR SCHEME

FLYING LADY EMBLEM

ROLLS ROYCE GRILL

5th WHEEL ON THE TRUNK

EXTENDED HOOD

FACTORY WHEEL COVERS

Made in early February 1977 at General Motors' Detroit, Michigan factory, this car has since undergone some modifications to become a Seville Renaissance, courtesy of Andrew Hotton Associates, or A.H.A., a coachbuilder out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. This is an original, one-owner car. It was previously used in parades and car shows.

Key Renaissance features include a more prominent, Rolls-Royce type stand-up grill, a prominent spare tire and wheel holder mounted atop the trunk lid, a “flying lady” hood ornament and unique, two-tone paint schemes. On this example, a lighter shade of green echoes the wheel arch design from the 1930s and 1940s as it overlays the factory Edinburgh Green Metallic exterior (code 49). The car's paint and trim are in overall very good order, considering its age.

A 1977 Cadillac "Renaissance" is not a standard Cadillac model name. It's likely a reference to a specific feature or package, possibly a special edition, within the Cadillac line for that year, possibly the Fleetwood or Coupe de Ville. The Seville was also a popular model that year. To find one for sale, you'll need to specify which model you're interested in (e.g., Fleetwood, Coupe de Ville, or Seville) and then search for that specific model with the "Renaissance" package.

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