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[Logan Robb]

The wintertime blues are hitting hard as 3-6" of snow is forecasted for later this week. 

Share your favorite photos of your 63 or 64 Cadillacs! Spring/Summer/Fall cant get here soon enough!

Thanks for helping keep the blues away!

Logan Robb

[Dennis P. DiBari]

Hi Logan,

     The winter here in upstate NY is terrible - cold as the North Pole!  Caddy is still in the garage and praying for some melting!!!!

Dennis DiBari

[Phillip Hill]

Hey Logan,

just to make you feel a bit better about the winter blues I’m located in South Australia and at the moment it’s that dam hot here 45 c apparently the weather man says Adelaide was the hottest place on the planet today🥵 I don’t get to go for a cruise as you end up getting cooked in the car and I have AC. the sun here actually eats into you.I’m looking forward to n ext month as it should be a tad cooler around 30 c bring on march in the meantime I will be adding some Jason edge bling to the car

[Dennis P. DiBari]

Hey Phil,

     I love your 63 Caddy; it's beautiful.  Want to take a trip to Australia just to feel a temperature above 15 degrees F.

Dennis DiBari

[Phillip Hill]

Thanks for the compliment.Your more than welcome to come down under and defrost 

[Logan Robb]

Stunning color!

45c is about 115 f for us US folks, that is HOOOOOOOOOOT. I dont blame ya for leaving it in the garage!

[Phillip Hill]

Thanks for the compliment the colour is brilliant red with a slight metallic finish 

[Jason Edge]

I think I have had the busiest January and Feb in my life and glad you guys are posting pics of your cars in my absence! I have finally slowly started working on our next newsletter featuring Matti Roth's 1964 Four Window Sedan deVille. Here is a sneak peek of one of the pictures I will use with the engine out and front clip partially disassembled.

[Logan Robb]

Wow! This is a ton of work. 

I happen to have an extra transmission (thanks Jason) and know of a reasonably priced 64 429 that I want to pick up soon. The goal is to build an engine stand and completely restore a motor. Then when my 64 Fleetwood is ready for an engine swap, I have a newly rebuilt one sitting in the garage with a rebuilt trans! 

I figure this is the best of both worlds as I can still cruise in my Fleetwood now and as time and money allows, rebuild a motor for fun! 

Plus, who has a fully functional 64 429 on an engine stand?! Not many I'd say!