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1986 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham

1986 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham in The Collection, Movie, 2012 IMDB

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: US

1986 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham

[*][*] Minor action vehicle or used in only a short scene 

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police car fan NL

2014-08-31 11:12

Vandals.. :mad:

Commander 57 US

2014-08-31 14:02

Yeah. The destruction of a nice old Caddy and/or the ruination of valuable parts that could be used to help keep others of these magnificent machines on the road.

Terra US

2014-08-31 23:30

1977-1986, but that can be narrowed.

Commander 57 US

2014-09-01 02:44

Looks like post-'79 taillamps from here. Does the fender script read "Fleetwood Brougham"? If so, pre-1987.
We could really use Somename on this one!

Terra US

2014-09-01 19:54

Commander 57 wrote Looks like post-'79 taillamps from here. Does the fender script read "Fleetwood Brougham"? If so, pre-1987.
We could really use Somename on this one!

Those are two separate words on the fender, so it most likely reads Fleetwood Brougham. So 1979-1987?

Commander 57 US

2014-09-01 22:08

I'm inclined to think that's a 1980+ style taillamp bezel, which would narrow the range.

Drujon US

2014-09-02 16:55

That's going to most likely be a 1986 model, as that was the only year when the car was called Fleetwood Brougham (became simply Brougham in '87) and had the updated wire wheel cover with the colored center cap.

antp BE

2014-09-02 17:07

Commander 57 wrote Yeah. The destruction of a nice old Caddy and/or the ruination of valuable parts that could be used to help keep others of these magnificent machines on the road.

Well actually the destruction of a running car generates a lot of spare parts for the other ones :whistle:

dsl SX

2014-09-02 17:10

Or just recycle the whole thing - probably enough metal for 12 Daewoo Matizes. And give 4 of them vinyl roofs.

antp BE

2014-09-03 18:05

Addition to my previous post: an example of crashes generating parts, I remember a French TV showing the making of the crash scene from /vehicle_200837-Peugeot-204-1969.html where many people were interested in buying back the crashed cars for spare parts
(and by the way that movie was also a terrible one in term of crashing/damaging old cars)

Commander 57 US

2014-09-03 23:33

You're still loosing a nice car plus the sections that are too damaged to be salvaged. A net loss no matter how you look at it.

antp BE

2014-09-04 17:36

Sure, I am not justifying destruction of classic cars ;)

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