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| Message: | from automobilemag.com 1933 Cadillac Aerodynamic Coupe Earl created the Aerodynamic Coupe for the 1933 Chicago Century of Progress. With its 165-horsepower V-16 and slippery good looks, Earl's creation proved a tremendous hit with showgoers—so popular, in fact, that coachbuilder Fleetwood offered the car in limited production (twenty were built).  1953 Cadillac Eldorado Perhaps the seminal Cadillac design of the era, the '53 Eldorado, which was unveiled at that year's Motorama, carried an astronomical $7750 sticker price. It should come as no surprise, therefore, that a mere 532 were built.  1957 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham The last of the hand-built Cadillacs, the '57 Eldo Brougham boasted a gorgeous B-pillarless four-door body, a brushed stainless steel roof, forged aluminum wheels, a unique air suspension, and every imaginable comfort and convenience feature, including such niceties as power windows, air conditioning, and a perfume dispenser. It cost a whopping $13,074; production amounted to 400 cars.  | ||||
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