As of April 19, 2025, this is the information we have about this car:
[Feb.01.2017] Car #376 currently [2/2001] is owned by Javier Oliveros of Mexico. It was first delivered to Californiaso it did not have to travel far to go ' south of the border, down Mexico way' . This information was supplied kindly by Victor M. [Brougham #407]. He reports: ' ...trim 2482 [medium blue broadcloth and white leather,white mouton carpets], paint 122 [Lake Placid Blue]. Car is very good. Coloris bright blue metallic with white all leather interior [according to the trim code,originally it had medium blue broadcloth with white leather bolsters and trim] andblue carpet. It seems to me that the carpet is the original one [no, Victor, according to the trim code this car should have white sheepskin (mouton) carpets], same as trunk upholstery (although this one may be redone, but with original material).Leather I am sure has been replaced [right enough, Victor, the original clothand leather combination appears to have been replaced with all leather]. Car is ridingon springs, but aside from that, it is both mechanically and cosmetically complete and invery good condition. About it's vanities, it has only the 6 tumblers. He told me he gotthe car about 5 years ago from the US. One funny thing about it is that it it has the speedometer in kilometers [strange indeed, Victor, but not exceptional since mostEuropean export Broughams had the kph configuration].' Victor is still helping to gather information on other surviving Broughams in Mexico. Muchas gracias, Victor; this is one more new addition to the Brougham Database.
[Feb.01.2017] Car #376 currently [2/2001] is owned by Javier Oliveros of Mexico. It was first delivered to Californiaso it did not have to travel far to go ' south of the border, down Mexico way' . This information was supplied kindly by Victor M. [Brougham #407]. He reports: ' ...trim 2482 [medium blue broadcloth and white leather,white mouton carpets], paint 122 [Lake Placid Blue]. Car is very good. Coloris bright blue metallic with white all leather interior [according to the trim code,originally it had medium blue broadcloth with white leather bolsters and trim] andblue carpet. It seems to me that the carpet is the original one [no, Victor, according to the trim code this car should have white sheepskin (mouton) carpets], same as trunk upholstery (although this one may be redone, but with original material).Leather I am sure has been replaced [right enough, Victor, the original clothand leather combination appears to have been replaced with all leather]. Car is ridingon springs, but aside from that, it is both mechanically and cosmetically complete and invery good condition. About it's vanities, it has only the 6 tumblers. He told me he gotthe car about 5 years ago from the US. One funny thing about it is that it it has the speedometer in kilometers [strange indeed, Victor, but not exceptional since mostEuropean export Broughams had the kph configuration].' Victor is still helping to gather information on other surviving Broughams in Mexico. Muchas gracias, Victor; this is one more new addition to the Brougham Database.