1974
Cadillac
deVille
Station Wagon
$5,500 per day
Engine:
500
Transmission:
Automatic
Color:
White
Interior:
Saddle
Mileage:
8,234
Stock #
ELVIS1
Drivetrain
Engine Size:
500
Transmission Type:
Automatic
Chassis
Body
Body Color Original:
No
Stripes
No
Elvis Presley
Custom built specifically to the King of Rock's desires. Stored for 37 years and lost to history.
1974 Cadillac
deVille Station Wagon
RENTAL
$5,500 per day
- Stock
- ELVIS1
- Engine Size
- 500
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Exterior Color
- White
- Interior Color
- Saddle
- Stock
- ELVIS1
- Engine Size
- 500
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Exterior Color
- White
- Interior Color
- Saddle
Elvis Presley
Get ready to experience a piece of rock and roll history! The Volo Museum is proud to showcase a true gem in our collection - the one and only custom-built Cadillac station wagon that once belonged to none other than the King of Rock and Roll himself, Elvis Presley.Back in 1974, Elvis had a unique vision for his new ride and placed a special order with Madison Cadillac. The end result? A stunning one-of-a-kind car that's bound to make your heart skip a beat. The sleek white exterior is accented by a bold pink vinyl top and pin stripe, truly embodying Elvis' flamboyant style.
This car isn't just a beautiful sight to behold - it's also steeped in history. On the day of its delivery, Elvis was feeling particularly generous and purchased an additional four Cadillacs to give away to his loved ones. And, as fate would have it, he wouldn't have been at the dealership that day if he hadn't been there to pick up this very car.
Fast forward to today and this gorgeous car has been carefully preserved, with only 8k actual miles on the odometer. It's fully documented with original paperwork, including the MSO, title application, bill of sale, and title reassignment. And let's not forget the photograph of the car in front of Graceland - the ultimate proof of its connection to Elvis.
You might be wondering why such a unique and historically significant car hasn't been in the spotlight for decades. - Sold at a public auction three months after Elvis' passing. The lucky collector who purchased it paid a whopping $50,000 - a sum that's equivalent to over $200,000 today. It went into storage for most of its life. The truth is, even experts in the field had forgotten about it until it resurfaced in 2015 when it was acquired by the Volo Museum.
Now, you have the chance to see this incredible piece of rock and roll history for yourself. Step into the Volo Museum and imagine what it must have been like to see Elvis himself behind the wheel of this stunning Cadillac station wagon. Don't miss your chance to witness this rare and remarkable car that has remained a hidden gem since 1977.
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