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Our friend Paul took a trip to remember across Route 66. No Margie his 1959 Cadillac Seville didn’t make the trip with him but his father did. Paul and his dad Joe made the trip in a Ford Fairlane. They started in Santa Monica and worked their way to Chicago. Once they were there they decided to drive to the East Coast.

Being in Arizona and traveling myself I have become quite fond of Route 66 and the quirky things that you see. While most of us can’t take a trip across Route 66 we can live it through Paul’s pictures.

 

 

 

 

 

Enjoy these Articles on Route 66

Historic Route 66 garage to reopen as Model A museum | Hemmings Daily

Historic Route 66 garage to reopen as Model A museum | Hemmings Daily

The Front Street Garage, Galena, Kansas
Route 66 in California - The End of Route 66

Route 66 in California – The End of Route 66

California is the last state crossed by Route 66 (or the first if one chooses to go from west to east). The historic route officially and poetically ends on the Santa Monica Pier, facing the Pacific Ocean.
U.S. Route 66 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

U.S. Route 66 – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

U.S. Route 66 (US 66 or Route 66), also known as the Will Rogers Highway and colloquially known as the Main Street of America or the Mother Road, was one of the original highways within the U.S. Highway System. Route 66 was established on November 11, 1926—with road signs erected the following year.[2] The highway, which became one of the most famous roads in America, originally ran from Chicago, Illinois, through Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona before ending at Santa …

Cadillac Pictures From East Coast Car Association Show

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We are back in NYC for a while as we do more paperwork before the city raises our house. While that happens I get to go to the East Coast Car Association car show at Resorts World. This past Tuesday my girlfriend Debbie and I both went and it was her first time there but she loved it. She is a photographer also and she loves taking pictures of classic cars. On this night there was a new Cadillac at the show for me a white 1977 Seville that was a barn find of sorts. I should say the car was stored inside a garage for years until they decided to sell it. She was a beauty white red interior and white vinyl roof. I think my next Cadillac will be a 1977 Seville. I just loved it. I think I need a new project car anyway.

Changing the Website A Little

I have decided that we need to change the look of this part of the site so I can provide better pictures. This format has done us great and I hate change but the time has come. This will probably happen over the weekend, and it is being done because the site now doesn’t look good on tablets or iPads or smartphones. It will not be as noticeable and probably look a lot like our sister site Caddychat.com since that is already set up for mobile.

Over at Caddychat.com

Speaking of Caddychat I was finally able to get on a Google+ Hangout with Bruce, Texas Jim and Cadillac Jim from Caddyinfo.com and talk about what Cadillac should name their next model. In case you haven’t heard they are coming out with a new model at the 2015 NY auto show. I will be there and probably do a live video with the guys.  Come see us talk about everything Cadillac. While you are at Caddychat if you are interested in finding out more about newer Cadillacs sign up for the email newsletter.

Cadillac LaSalle Club Grand National Pictures

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Our friend Earle sent in a bunch of pictures from the 2014 Cadillac LaSalle club’s Grand National event held in Lake George New York. I was sorry I couldn’t make it this year as I was still on the West Coast. I am so glad that Earle went and took a bunch of pictures. It is also a good test for our new picture gallery on the site. Have fun clicking on the pictures to see larger sizes.