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Love it! Thank you so much for sharing, Bruce. Best, Ron

Hello, Mr. Woods. IMO, this is a no-brainer. If the gasket test passes, you have a steal at the asking price. Your #89 Collector's Edition is in the first batch of 532 Alpine White models, followed by the middle batch of 532 Aztec Red cars and the final batch of 532 Alpine white models. Below are further details from a 2002 press release... Collector's Edition CADILLAC CREATES SPECIAL 2002 ELDORADO COLLECTOR SERIES TO COMMEMORATE THE END OF AN ERA DETROIT� As production of the Cadillac Eldorado winds down this year, so too winds down a rich, colorful chapter in Cadilla

Left the Eldorado at the airport in Houston but noticed this Caddy while visiting "Thunder Hole" in the park near Bar Harbor last month...

Thank you for posting this, Bruce. Much obliged. Best, Ron

You don't understand the picture? Hmmmmm.... Maybe if you study a few more pictures with captions it will all begin to make sense to you... http://caddyinfo.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=43969

Forgot the profile shot...

Visited my sister near Blanco, Texas this past weekend. Roosters awakened me early so a few quick driveway shots with fresh dew still on the windows seemed appropriate... Best, Ron

which justified a quick pit stop this afternoon and a few cell phone cam shots while I'm at it... Best, Ron

And Good Early Morning to you as well. Hopefully the information from this site ( http://www.carid.com/wood-dash-kits.html?gclid=CJ-pne2__LYCFcJw4AodyU4AFA ) will be helpful to you. Be advised the panel trim on your Cadillac is actually real wood, not simulated. It is a very thin veneer precision cut for shape and thickness and is of course a luxurious appointment for your car's interior. Here is an Amazon listing for a Cadillac interior trim kit... http://www.amazon.com/Sherwood-Factory-Matched-Pommele-2D-4743/dp/B00DNS25EK Perhaps a "Google" search for interior trim packages for y

Thanks. All the seals are perfect on the car. I wipe them down myself with white lithium grease. I have a spray can of it which I spray onto an old washcloth before wiping the seals. It also works perfectly on the window seals. Stops the "squeaking" noise (windows going up and down when seals are tight and dry) immediately as well as any noise on the door springs and hinges. The original owner of the car was a collector and he babied the car so as the second owner I am doing the same. Hopefully she'll look this nice for another thirteen years as least! Best, Ron