November 2014 Cadillac Spotlight - Bob Jensen's 1964 Six Window Sedan DeVille
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Bob Jensen's 1964 Six Window Sedan Deville
This car is for sell on the Auto Trader Classic site at
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Comment by Jason Edge on December 1, 2014 at 10:06pm
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One of the observations I made in the newsletter was the following:
" The CLC Directory lists 85 1964 DeVille convertibles and 55 1964 Eldorado’s but only 12 6329 Six Window Sedan Devilles & 7 6229 Series 62 Six Window Sedans if that is any indication."
I believe these numbers are indicative of overall survivor convertibles vs six window sedans. The point of course is that while the convertibles are very popular the truly rare cars among the body styles are the those less preserved and collected such as the 6 window sedans. If you show up to a Grand National with a 1963 or 1964 Six Window Sedan, you truly have something unique and rare.
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