1994 Cadillac DeVille" El Camino"

Nice find, Peter. I'm a huge fan of modified Cadillacs' and this conversion is simply a continuation, albeit 1 of 1, of the 1970's Cadillac pickup concept. Behold the '71 Caribou and the '76 Mirage pickups: Rare, rare, rare.
 

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real nice

these cars are very rare and nice thanks mike and please post more,and more for sale,love these and thanks always for the pictures,these are really nice and not all the pcs guys don't always like them,guys please comment thanks brian 917-499-9994:):):):)
 
So tell me more about them were they a GM authorized conversion, did gm have them made like they did the station wagons? Or was it an independent shop that wanted to convert and sell them. it was a GM conversion who did it for them? I knwo H&E did the station wagons and a number of convertables fro GM.
 
These were built by Traditional Coachworks of Chastsworth, CA. They also built station wagon conversions on a Cadillac Chassis. These were not built by GM.
 
Traditional Coachworks out of California did the conversion. The idea and design started on the back of a napkin by a Cadillac dealer and salesman in California who wanted to offer something unusual that would tempt their more wealthier clients looking for a unique and special Cadillac. I've included a more detailed history in attachment:
http://www.facereplace.com/mirage/History of the Cadillac Mirage.htm
 

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