The Eldorado Coupe chosen by Morex Custom is the ninth generation of Cadillac .
This 1975 model is considered both an anvil with its weight exceeding 2 tones and its sharp and massive lines but characterizes the elegance, luxury and finesse of the automobile of the 70s.
It offers a very chic and classy style for its time and offers an engine evoking power with a huge, very robust 8.2L V8.

CUSTOM
The idea of this transformation was to break the codes while remaining faithful to the lines of the car.
Stripped of all its chrome, its beige foamed vinyl, the beautiful American therefore changes character.
The refined, modified and repainted bumpers in the tone of the body make it possible to refine and diminish the flashy side.
No more large turn signals in the fenders. She takes on the look of a muscular sportswoman. The body is lowered on the chassis and magnificent 22-inch spoked wheels fit perfectly with the classy and sporty atmosphere.

This car is disproportionate, its size imposes on the roads, it needed exhausts to match, so we gave it a very rock metallic and muffled sound with all-stainless steel tubing and two rectangular side outlets just in front of the rear wheels.
For the color Morex Custom came out of the great classics and we chose a very modern and rarely used powerful matte red. An interesting bias that surprises the unaccustomed eye and gives it a big child's toy side.

A LITTLE HISTORY

The Cadillac Eldorado is a luxury car produced by Cadillac between 1953 and 2002 . The Eldorado was one of Cadillac's flagship models and was known for its distinctive styling, luxurious features and capable engines.

The history of the Cadillac Eldorado dates back to the early 1950s, when Cadillac sought to create a new luxury car that would appeal to the booming post-war market. The Eldorado was first introduced in 1953 as a limited-edition convertible model, featuring unique styling and a high-performance V8 engine .

Over the years, the Eldorado has evolved into one of Cadillac's most iconic models. The car went through several modifications and updates throughout its production run, with each iteration coming with advanced technologies and luxurious features.

One of the most notable versions of the Eldorado was the fifth generation, introduced in 1971. This version featured a bold, angular design that moved away from the more rounded styling of earlier models. The fifth-generation Eldorado also featured several new features, including electronic fuel injection, automatic climate control, and digital instrument cluster display.

Throughout its production, the Cadillac Eldorado remained one of the most luxurious and prestigious cars on the market. The car was popular with celebrities and high profile people and was often seen as a symbol of success and wealth.

Unfortunately, the Eldorado was discontinued in 2002 due to declining sales and shifting consumer preferences towards more practical and fuel-efficient vehicles. Despite its discontinuation, the Eldorado remains an enduring symbol of Cadillac's commitment to luxury, style and performance.