As of May 9, 2024, this is the information we have about this car:
[Feb.01.2017] Car #319 This beautiful, original 35,000 mile '57 Eldorado Brougham was spied byCadillac Mailing list (CML) members Sal Darigo and Frank Perch at a meeting of theRegional CML, Valley Forge, in Bucks County, PA. They report the car as being 'immaculate'despite the absence of the drinking cups and perfume atomizer. The owner was named as GeneEpstein. This car was owned in the late seventies by Gerald Schantz of Miami, FL.Gerald owned also #320 below. He ran a 'For Sale'ad in the (new) BOA Newsletter, Vol. 3, #1 (Spring 1991). At that time, the car had only30K miles since a complete frame up restoration in 1986; it was described as an AACAwinner and had been shown at Florida's Epcot Center for Cadillac Motor Car Division, inthe World of Motion building. Most vanity items were included (shot glasses, vanity case,cigarette box, mirror, perfume bottle). The engine, transmission and all moving parts hadbeen rebuilt. Asking price was $59K.
[Feb.01.2017] Car #319 This beautiful, original 35,000 mile '57 Eldorado Brougham was spied byCadillac Mailing list (CML) members Sal Darigo and Frank Perch at a meeting of theRegional CML, Valley Forge, in Bucks County, PA. They report the car as being 'immaculate'despite the absence of the drinking cups and perfume atomizer. The owner was named as GeneEpstein. This car was owned in the late seventies by Gerald Schantz of Miami, FL.Gerald owned also #320 below. He ran a 'For Sale'ad in the (new) BOA Newsletter, Vol. 3, #1 (Spring 1991). At that time, the car had only30K miles since a complete frame up restoration in 1986; it was described as an AACAwinner and had been shown at Florida's Epcot Center for Cadillac Motor Car Division, inthe World of Motion building. Most vanity items were included (shot glasses, vanity case,cigarette box, mirror, perfume bottle). The engine, transmission and all moving parts hadbeen rebuilt. Asking price was $59K.