- 1962 Model Year Cadillac Deville Park Avenue
- Yellow exterior
- Black interior
- 390ci V8
- Automatic Transmission
- Power steering
- Power seats
- Current owner reports original mileage
De Ville is French for “of the town”, and Cadillac envisioned their DeVille line-up to be the talk of towns when it drove through. Representing the luxury car maker’s full-size offering, the DeVille entered the scene in 1959, and sported the height of Sixties ostentatiousness. What we’ve got here is a second-generation 1962 Cadillac DeVille Park Avenue with 77,278 miles that the current owner reports to be original mileage.
Exterior and Interior
A full-sized four-door sedan is the proposition that this 1962 Cadillac DeVille Park Avenue offers, all 215 inches of it, in a pale yellow exterior and contrasting white hardtop. Note the pillarless nature that adds a feeling of airiness, almost akin to a convertible, which is what Cadillac was going for. Of course, you can’t miss those stratospheric fins at the rear! Other highlights of the Sixties include the slats partially obscuring the rear wheels, whitewall tires, hubcaps with body-colored accents, and of course, a generous serving of chrome all round. The bodywork appears to be mostly in good condition, save for some small rust areas that can be corrected. The decent helping of chrome continues on to the black interior as well, adorning the dashboard, window trims, front seat backs, and door cards. You’ll find two bench seats here that can easily accommodate three people each. Power conveniences are ample too, as befits a luxury car. Power windows were trick enough, but throw power seats into the mix, air conditioning, and push-button radio, and you’ve got yourself a top-shelf top-dollar car in its heyday. The trunk upholstery appears in decent condition too, and plays host to the spare wheel and toolkit.
Engine
A large car requires a suitably potent engine to motivate it, and in the luxury car world, you can’t skimp in that area. That’s why Cadillac installed a 390ci V8 beneath the hood of this 1962 Cadillac DeVille Park Avenue. The engine was rated for 325hp when new, sent to the rear wheels via an automatic transmission.
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