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| 1958 Eldorado Brougham |
| The Jewel of Luxury |
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| This car literally saved his life. Roger found this for sale and the only way he could afford it was if he gave up smoking. He carried a picture around in his wallet and looked at it everytime he wanted to smoke. That was almost 30 years ago and not only has he not smoked since but he still carries the picture in his wallet. |
| Roger and his 1958 Eldorado Brougham #425 |
| "Suicide doors" |
| The 1958 Eldorado Brougham is truly Cadillac's "Jewel of Luxury". This car came with everything you could imagine including a magnetic shot glass bar in the glove compartment, Arpege perfume, Evans double sided vanity case, pen and pencil set, air suspension, brushed stainless steel top and so much more. This car was only made in 1957 and 1958 with a 704 cars being produced between those 2 years. It was meant to satisfy the taste of the elite car owner's in the late 50's and continues to do so even today. |
| Saber Wheels |
| Dagmars |
| Brougham Stats *304 made in 1958 *Stainless steel roof *Stainless steel fender skirts *Air suspension *335 horsepower *Triple carburetors *Engine parts hand selected and fitted |
| This is a limited luxury sedan that came with no available options - everything was standard. You had your choice of 45 interior combinations of the finest leathers and fabrics. This car retailed for $13,400. Standard Cadillacs then sold for around $5,000 and the Eldorado series sold for around $6,500. |