Cadillac : Other Vinyl Top

THIS CAR IS A SUPER MINT. ALL ORIGINAL. 2 OWNER FLORIDA CAR. THAT HAS BEEN KEPT IN AMAZING CONDITION. THE CAR IS FUN TO DRIVE AND TURNS MANY HEADS. THE AC BLOWS ICE COLD AIR. ALL FOUR WINDOWS. 4 DOOR LOCKS. CRUISE CONTROL. CLIMATE CONTROL ALL WORK! THE PAINT IS IN AMAZING SHAPE FOR A 26 YEAR OLD CAR. THE FILLERS ARE IN GREAT SHAPE TOO WITH NO COLOR FADING. THE INTERIOR IS ALSO LIKE BRAND NEW. BOTH DRIVER'S ARMRESTS. THE HEADLINER. CARPET AND FLOOR MATS ARE IN AMAZING CONDITION. THE CAR HAS TRUE SPOKES THAT ARE IN EXCELLENT SHAPE. WITH 4 BRAND NEW TIRES THAT LOOK VERY SPIFFY. THE TRUNK IS PERFECT IT EVEN HAS THE ORIGINAL TRUNK FLOOR MAT. THIS IS A ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME FIND FOR A CADILLAC BROUGHAM. NOT MANY OF THEM OUT THERE ARE IN THIS CONDITION.

Although the vehicle was identical to the 1986 model. the former Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham -- the last remaining rear -- wheel drive Cadillac -- was renamed in 1987 to "Brougham". The Cadillac Fleetwood had been introduced as a new. smaller breed of front-drive Cadillac in 1985. and the confusion over the Fleetwood name being applied to two very different vehicles prompted the name change for 1987.

Construction of the Cadillac Brougham was performed at the Clark Street Assembly Plant in Detroit. Michigan from 1985 until 1987; some early model year 1988 Broughams were produced there in late 1987. Beginning in 1988 and continuing through 1992. Broughams were produced at Arlington Assembly in Arlington. Texas. The 11th digit of the VIN indicates plant assembly. A "9" as the 11th digit indicates a Detroit Brougham; a "Y" indicates an Arlington Brougham.


VIN "9" Broughams actually produced in 1988. although rare. generally have a higher output 307 LG8 Engine. Generally speaking. differences (VIN 9 and Y) can be found. such as carburetor assembly. While these cars all used Rochester Quadrajet Electronic 4-Barrel Carburetors. differences include an electronic (Detroit) versus vacuum (Arlington) Idle Load Compensator. as well as an electronic (Detroit) versus climactic (Arlington) choke system. This car is a VIN 9.


Owing to the Brougham's heritage (Fleetwood Brougham). a vinyl roof covering was considered a sign of a formal and luxurious automobile. In 1988. the "Premiere Roof" option was available giving the standard Brougham a very formal look. Though costly at US$895. it altered the overall appearance greatly. It included a vinyl covering of not only the entire roof of the car but also the "B-pillar" and the rear quarter window surround.
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