1964 Cadillac Eureka Combination Project

Yeah, it's rough but, restroable and it is a 1964 Eureka - one of the last of the Rock Falls-built Eurekas. Would like to see a picture of the Eureka serial plate to see what body number it was.
 
This one has been offered a few times already. Unlikely that it will ever be truly "restored", at this point.
 
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Kurt Arends said:
This one has been offered a few times already. Unlikely that it will ever be truly "restored", at this point.
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Kurt made me buy this one. :D
 

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Actually, most of that was the original black paint where the white re-paint was peeling off! I was just glad that Dan was able to save it!
 
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Keith Snyder said:
Dan - Can you please post a photograph of the Eureka serial plate so we can see the body number?
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Kurt Arends said:
Actually, most of that was the original black paint where the white re-paint was peeling off! I was just glad that Dan was able to save it!
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If I did not have the 65 Crown I would still have it but the Crown won out. It did go to a good home. My understanding of Eureka s numbering is it was the 2nd 64 built?
 

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From the data plate, it was the 34th Commercial Chassis produced by Cadillac for 1964.
 
Daniel Scully said:
My understanding of Eureka s numbering is it was the 2nd 64 built?
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Do you know the history of this car?

A firm I used to work for (Ninde's in Tulsa) had a black 1964 Eureka 3-way. Sadly, it had been replaced twice - by 1968 and then 1973 M-M Landau Traditional 3-ways -by the time I started.
 
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Steve Loftin said:
Do you know the history of this car?

A firm I used to work for (Ninde's in Tulsa) had a black 1964 Eureka 3-way. Sadly, it had been replaced twice - by 1968 and then 1973 M-M Landau Traditional 3-ways -by the time I started.
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This is about the only info I have on it.
 

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