I have just completed and posted the November 2015 1963/64 Cadillac Chapter newsletter to our Newsletter Page. You can also access it by clicking on
November 2015 Newsletter - Neil Gray's 1964 Eldorado "Frame Off" Project.
This newsletter includes
- my director's message, chapter updates, CLC news, 2016 Grand National updates, and November car shows and other events.
- This month's member feature takes a look at Neil Gray's 1964 Eldorado "frame off" project.
- Keeping with the 1964 Eldorado theme, also check out Jerry Puma's 1964 Eldorado Registry.
- Also note the photo of 'Miss Casa de Cadillac' on the last page.
I will also send the newsletter out via website broadcast and email so please let me know if you have trouble accessing it.
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If you check out the last page of the 1963/64 Cadillac Newsletter, you will see a higher res and fuller version of this neat picture. There is also the following details about the picture that was taken, Oct 1, 1963, the day before the 64 Cadillac hit the dealer showrooms:
“Cadillac Makes It’s 1964 Bow”
courtesy Valley Times Collection / Los Angeles Public Library
Photograph caption dated October 1, 1963 reads, "Cadillac, which reaches dealer showrooms Wednesday, has its new... look pointed by Alex Von, general manager of Casa de Cadillac, 14401 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks. With Von is Roberta Astamendi, 'Miss Casa de Cadillac.' The 1964 car feature a new engine, a new turbo hydra-matic transmission in many of the new models, new colors inside and out and many other new and exciting features. Martin Pollard, president of Casa de Cadillac, invites the public to view the 'new Cadillac.'”
A companion video to the pictures of Neil Gray's Eldo project showing the body being lowered on the frame can be seen at this YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dh5Zc5ARGBA
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