By Antti Kautonen
I don’t think there’s a place in the world where a Cadillac will blend in. Well, except for maybe Florida. Still, I’m sure this 1960 Cadillac Coupé de Ville will always be noticed wherever it parks, no matter what’s around it.
It’s not pink like the one I saw some time earlier, but this pin-striped colour combo will definitely do.
The dark pinstripes hug the lavish shapes, creating a sort of cartoon villain look for the car.
Chrome is everywhere on the car, laid on heavily.
But still, the car has received some more chrome in the shape of some very aggressive wheels. The rear wheels are obviously covered, so not a lot of spoke will be seen anyway.
[Images: Copyright 2013 Hooniverse/Antti Kautonen]
Now that's a cartoon villain who's tag li.e should be:
"I've got this covered!"
Lead sled is leady.
Those would be scallops and the red outlining them would be pinstripes.
Got to love a Cruising Cadillac.
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As the owner of a '60 Cadillac, I'd like to take this time to remind everyone to just say "No" to stripes on '60 Cadillacs