Hey Jason,Wanted to congatulate you on a true milestone,Your unselfish dedication to the preservation of these autos is why mine runs.
Thanks,Ron
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Well we (my son and I) have finally made it to the interior of our '63 Eldorado and thought we would find the original interior underneath the seat covers that had been installed, but instead we find an earlier reupholster job that is not done in the original design. So now we are seeking any advice, photos, etc. or information of any kind on the interior seats of a '63 Eldorado. Leads on interior shops that may be able to reupholster the seats would be great also!
Thanks for any help…
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OK so my Rochester is on the 57 Fleetwood not the 64 but I know I can get some feedback here on the problem... Carby went off the car and went for a refurb. Engine would not idle and the idle screw would do nothing. There was no bakelite spacer which I believe feeds the air to the mixture screw but now have installed that. Carby back from refurb on it goes and same deal.. The idle screw does nothing and the engine blows lots of black smoke at idle (too rich I assume).. Any ideas what is…
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I was rolling around town today saw an upholstery shop so thought I'd stop and talk about my 63 sdv front seat.
He said about $100/yd. @3 yards + $250 labor.
Sound about right using the old leather?
This is a ways down the road, but just getting ideas on cost. Also, anyone ever put cruise on one of these things(aftermarket)?
Thanks for any insight
Tom B
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A friend is looking for a new dash in good condition for his 1964 Series 62. His has several cracks and tears. It should be in the light blue color (code 33) if possible.
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All CLC member should have received the recent email with CLC Museum construction updates. For those non-CLC members or others that did not receive updates regarding our Museum I have saved as a PDF file which you can read by clicking on:…
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I have a question. My 64 CDV is down for a complete paint and interior redo. When I disassembled the interior I found 4 hard rubber blocks under the front seat attachment bolts. Has anyone seen this before or did someone before me put these in to raise the height of the seat. Secondly, I was wanting to install new headlamps that would give better lighting for nighttime driving. Has anyone had experience installing the HID lighting in lieu of the standard sealbeams? Any advice would be…
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I had posted some pictures from the Cadillac LaSalle Club Museum Facebook page on our newsletter, but just saw this cool "in progress video". Check it out!
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I have just completed and posted the February 2014 1963/64 Cadillac Chapter newsletter to our …
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Well, it looks like my seat motor decided to give up. Armature turns free, brushes are fine but no go.
Anyone out there have one. Thanks tbbahner@embarqmail.com
Tom B
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Started by Jordan Johansen-Moe in 1963/64 Cadillac Specific Discussion. Last reply by CHRIS CARLSON 5 hours ago. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Hey everyone, I need to replace my transmission input seal before spring starts, I’ve been losing a lot of fluid post Sunday drive. I figured I’d do the rear main seal service bulletin at the same…Continue
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Looking for a heater control valve 9.795 for my 1964 Deville. ThanksContinue
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Hi,It's time to do a brake job on my Fleetwood. When I imported my car from the US to Canada I had to have my car safety inspected before I could license it in the Privince of BC. After the…Continue
Started by Kim K Kaiser in 1963/64 Cadillac Specific Discussion. Last reply by Kurt on Sunday. 7 Replies 1 Like
Out of curiosity,, is the 63 64 engine capable of burning rubber off of a stop light? Not a hold the brake and rev up and release, but from a stop, to burn rubber power?I know mine wont because i…Continue
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Could someone post front and back photos of the 1963 right-hand kick panel with A/C?
My car didn’t come with the original kick panels, so it's a bit of a mystery to me how I should cut the backing board and carpet to fit around the A/C.
Many thanks,
-Samu
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I bought this seat material thinking that it’s…
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While checking my Carter carb with engine running, I took the air cleaner off and there was a very loud hissing sound of air. I placed a piece of paper over the carb and it didn’t move up or down, is this normal?
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