Cadillac Books

80 YEARS OF CADILLAC LASALLE by Walter M.P. McCall. 447 pages, hardcover.

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This is the ultimate Cadillac reference book, starting with detailed history of the division prior to its first car rolling off the assembly line on October 17, 1902 and ending with the 1982 models. Hundreds of vintage black and white photographs, production numbers by model, and details of each model year. An excellent resource no Cadillac fan should be without!

CADILLAC: 1948-1964 PHOTO ALBUM by Mark A. Patrick (Editor). 112 Pages.

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A photo history of post-World War II Cadillacs, from the National Automotive History Collection of the Detroit Public Library. These are the Cadillacs that made the marque the standard of the world.

CADILLAC: A CENTURY OF EXCELLENCE by Robert Leicester Wagner. Hardcover; 160 Pages.

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The main reason to buy this book is for the photography; we noticed several photos that were not identified properly, but the Cadillacs in the photos are easy for any enthusiast to identify. There's a section on celebrity cars, and all in all it's a good book, in spite of a few factual errors. Even if you buy it just to spot the errors, the cars pictured make up for everything else.

THE CADILLAC CENTURY by John Heilig. Hardcover; 128 Pages.

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A real treat for the eyes, this book includes original Cadillac advertising reproductions in full color along with beautifully restored examples of the cars. Specially commissioned photography includes many close-up, detailed photos never before published. From cover to cover, it's a visual treat. A great coffee table book that belongs in your home if you love classic Cadillacs!

CADILLACS OF THE SIXTIES by Roy A. Schneider. Hardcover; 240 Pages.

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Beautifully assembled book with documentation and photographs that have become difficult to locate. A detailed history of the cars, which defined an era, is provided in a manner that almost makes the reader feel they were a part of it. Undoubtedly one of the nicest books ever written on the 1960's Cadillacs.

CADILLAC PARTS LOCATING GUIDE by David Gimbal. Spiral-bound; 147 pages.

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This is one of the best resources we know of for vintage Cadillac enthusiasts. Lists parts vendors that specialize in vintage Cadillac parts; everything is categorized by section, i.e., Body Parts, Engine Parts, Rubber Parts, etc. If you work on an older Cadillac, you need this book!

CHILTON'S GENERAL MOTORS CADILLAC 1967-1989 REPAIR MANUAL 600 pages, paperback.

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Covers all U.S. and Canadian models. If you want to do your own car repairs, this manual will guide you through the steps necessary to put your Cadillac back on the road. Written in language easy for the amateur mechanic to understand, many find this book more helpful than the shop manual. A great place to start if you want to learn more about your Cadillac.

CLASSIC CADILLAC by Jim Dietzler. Hardcover.

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For many years, Cadillac has been known as the standard of the world. This book relives those years in photographs. From the custom 1920's models, the first tail fins, and wrap around windshields to the soaring rocket ship fins of the late 1950's models, it's all here. The photos tell the story here, with minimal text.

STANDARD CATALOG OF CADILLAC 1903-2000 by James T. Lenzke (Editor). 304 Pages.

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From the very first 1903 Cadillac to the 2000 models, everything Cadillac owners want to know is included here: identification data, engine and chassis specifications, options, and more. All models through 1993 are listed with pricing in 6 grades of condition. An invaluable reference book that will answer many questions.

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