1972 Elvis Presley Cadillac Station Wagon with Full Documentation

A/C, Anti-Lock Brakes, Power Windows, Power Locks, Power Steering, Dual Exhaust, Custom Wheels, Cruise Control, Vinyl Top, Original 8 Track, Original Chrome, Always Kept in Garage, Service Records Available, Tons of Memorabilia, Original Pictures, Gas receipt with Signature by Elvis, Huge picture of car in Graceland, Unopened Candy, Tons Of Collectibles in Boxes Go with Car, Original Insurance Papers, Original Title From Museum, Archive Book with Talking Elvis A custom coachbuilder created this 1972 Cadillac wagon built from a Sedan DeVille using sections from General Motors' full-size station wagon lineup.

Like all Chevrolet, Pontiac, Buick, and Olds wagons from 1971-76, it features a forward-facing third row seat and a "clamshell" two-piece tailgate with glass that retracts into the roof, and a door that retracts into the lower body. Another one was also built for Dean Martin. Elvis's Cadillac station wagon (VIN 6D49R2Q163176) is cream with a black vinyl top, leather interior and has a small gold plaque on the passenger side door engraved with "TCB." It was auctioned by Guernseys on October 7th-8th 1999 at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas for $34,500. It has four regular doors and the fifth door on the back opens two different ways The new owner, who wished to resell it for $50,000, had a letter from Jack Soden (President of Elvis Enterprises) saying this car has a more colorful story than most of the cars Elvis owned and gave away. Apparently Colonel Parker's widow laughed with Jack when she saw the car at the Guernsey auction as Elvis owned the car, but gave it as a gift to Colonel Parker. The car was in Las Vegas and Elvis would "borrow" the car for trips to Los Angeles. Colonel Parker got tired of tracking the car down, so he told Elvis to take the car back, and he did, back to Graceland where it was used for hauling friends and groceries. Some more info on the car: "This custom built Cadillac Estate Wagon was owned by Elvis Presley from 1972 until his death in 1977. After that it remained at Graceland until auctioned off with other Elvis memorabilia in 1995.

I have the title signed by Jack Soden President of Elvis Enterprises, and a letter from them as well. The car is said to have been kept in Las Vegas at the home of Col. Tom Parker Elvis's Manager, and then at the Las Vegas Hilton where Elvis played engagements from 1972 thru 1976. After his final engagement on December 12, 1976 the car was sent back to Graceland where it remained in use by the staff until well after the King's death. The car actually started its life as a 1972 Cadillac Fleetwood sedan that was shipped from the factory in Detroit to the American Sunroof Company where it was converted in to an Estate Wagon. The top is dark brown vinyl not black and it has 73,000 miles on it. It has chrome spoke rims (not caps) with 24kt gold plated spokes. The car also has 24kt gold finish emblems. It is a very unique car. In 1972 ASC built two of these custom vehicles, one for Elvis and the other for singer Dean Martin. The whereabouts of Deans car is unknown."

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