the Palazzo Stupenigi in Turin, +1. Florida bill says no, In the Moment: To believe youre the best, Our Two Cents: 7 cars that we got wrong at first, Underground VAULT at the Henry Ford Museum: Cars with amazing History | Barn Find Hunter Ep. Not many even knew it existed because of its rarity. I particulary like the hat boxes on the rear shelf. . Back in 1985 I was at a Cadillac car show with a friend. at the Paris Salon in 1961 was NOT white and referred me to a photo in a book on Cadillac The PF customer relations department asserted also, in 1976, that This one apparently survived; I saw 1959 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham Additional Info: No we didn't make a mistake, this really is a 1959 model. Thanks for sharing. These had to be hand fabricated, as GM was not about to tool up dies for a couple of hundred cars. amazing, a 20 ft long car? Copyright 2011 - 2023 Curbside Classics. It was fitted with a Rochester triple deuce (3 2-bbl carburetors). I got a couple of faxes concerning Jacqueline from a Mr. Benot Among the rarest "production" Cadillacs of the 1950s is the 1959 Eldorado Brougham, a hand-built luxury sedan produced by the Italian coachbuilder Pinin Farina, distinguished by long, low lines and more sculpted tailfins, and one of the largest windshields ever used on an automobile. That year, the Farina brothers built a first custom body on a Cadillac chassis. partner, Kruch. These photos When the interior was redone on this car, the ribbed pattern on the Brougham seats went the wayside for this biscuit pattern, which is incorrect for these. show. did not give me Mr. Kruch's address. If you have some other info, link to it please. if "For Sale" in New York, collection in Turin. This car had an interesting Plexiglas top with an ingenious The result was the 1961 Cadillac Jacqueline, built in honor of First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. The REAL owner was Alain-Dominique Perrin. During that time, he Building the 1957 and 58 Broughams on the same line as regular Cadillacs resulted in costly assembly-line slow-downs due to the time-consuming bespoke work lavished on each Brougham. To the average used car buyer, this $13,075 Brougham was probably just considered another used Cadillac model, and worth $2500 at most. I think that they did the sums and quickly figured out that the amount of money, time, and expertise needed to restore the car was quickly going north of $100K, only to have a car that most people couldnt tell apart from a regular 61 Sedan De Ville. Jacqueline 1970 Classifieds in Hemmings Motor News (p.1324). My arguments all were founded on information I got directly from Pininfarina's Where is it today? designed and built four more exclusive, custom bodies. But maybe that was why the 59-60 sold at a rate only about 1/3 the original. The cowl stamping is the single most complicated and expensive stamping. It was powered by a 345-horsepower 390-cubic-inch (6.4-liter) V-8 and Hydramatic transmission. They could do the mile @ 83 mph in 17.7 seconds. could be stored, singly or all together, behind the parcel shelf. and (according to the classified ad, below) was effectively mounted on a Right: '59 Eldorado Brougham rear bumper and tail-lights married to some website, the pictures are terrible, and the car is magnificent. Did folks who bought a Rolls Royce Silver Cloud in 1960 were concerned about its future depreciation? After 200 Eldorado Broughams were built for 1959-60, the cars faded into the past with the majority of people probably soon forgetting them. That he did, giving form to the finest Ferraris, Alfa Romeos, and Maseratis ever built. 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz & Seville, Precious Metal: The 1966 Cadillac Fleetwood Series Sixty-Special Brougham, Precious Metal: 1966 Cadillac Fleetwood Series Sixty-Special Brougham, Last Of The Breed: The Gilded One Cadillac Series 6400 Eldorado, The Last Of The Breed: The Gilded One Cadillac Series 62 Eldorado, The Last Of The Breed: 1977 Cadillac The Next Generation of the Luxury Car, The Last Of The Breed: The Exit of the Traditional Cadillac. The `59 fins were never used on these. PF confirmed to me in 1976 that the convertibleon This is a true find of a lifetime! By 1964, most 1960 cars were well on their way to old car status. The was later repainted There he would remain until 1930 when, through the help of Vicenzo Lancia, Battista opened his own shop, Pinin Farina. Four years later, Cadillac introduced the Eldorado Brougham to compete with Lincoln Continental Mark II. Brougham that may have been on show concurrently in Paris. I would see these few auto in New York City where, at the time, we were living in midtown Manhattan, a right place for such a car. from one enthusiast, assistant attorney Michael W. Schultz, from Houston TX. When it comes to fashion, theres a huge difference between designers ready-to-wear collections and their haute couture lines. show the dark colored "Skylight" coupe that was on display at the Geneva Though make the frontal styling that of the 1962, and a 61-64 60 Special roof quarters, four armchair seats and center-opening doors. 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham Pininfarina dared to tamp down the excesses of late-'50s General Motors, and the Cadillac Eldorado fared better for it. It is described also in detail in the Dream for that year. When not used, the panels can be stored behind the parcel shelf. Couturier, who claimed to have been closely associated with that car since the The 1959 & 1960 Eldorado Broughams were powered by Cadillac's 390 CID V8 OHV 16-valve pushrod engine. Excessive, or in-your-face badging was not deemed necessary. car - although he implied that it had been built on the Eldorado Brougham chassis custom jobs by Pinin Farina, Their production slowed the Fleetwood assembly line to the point where only one Brougham was produced per day. for her. Also, I have it from Pininfarina that Jacqueline two-door There may have been some inner body panels shared, but its quite obvious that all exterior panels are unique to the Brougham. $5,000.00, in a -page ad, is what appears to be the light-colored coupe with the Potential rust spots are filled with sealer. The 1959 & 1960 models had a squared-off rear rooflines with rear ventipanes. Mileage over 50,000 - Asking $5,000.00. Hi Will Fox and thanks for your comments. Sign up for the latest automotive news and videosin short, everything for people who love cars. There are protective splash pans and flanges under the car to prevent the rocker panel from scraping on steep driveways. Right: Henri Chapron logo, Left: unmistakable 1959 Eldorado Brougham 1985, dos not include any photo of Jacqueline - does any reader have the EPA book I would say that the 59 Brougham had more impact, as it was a bit more advanced in comparison to the production 59s than the 60 Brougham was to the 60s. Between 1958 and 1961, the Italian coach-builder Pinin Farina - whose He was unable to provide the Cadillac chassis number - for this or the next previous model were one and the same car. for the matching angular hard-top roof and the gaping front hood air scoop mounted on (one (new)Cadillac Database, "facts" from different sources Also shared with standard models were most inner body panels, seat structures, instrument panel, pillars and door hinges, much inner hardware, front bumpers, most of the rear bumpers, much grille jewelry and outer trim, headlamp bezels, fender skirts, and Fleetwood wheel discs. "funny fins". The 1959 & 1960 Eldorado Broughams were the more sedate Cadillacs. mounted on a tubular framework and fitted with Brougham look-alike wheels. I did go to that site, and under the 1959-1960 Brougham page, heres what it says, which is exactly what Ive bee saying all along: https://newcadillacdatabase.org/Historical/Automobiles/Eldorado/EB5760/195960/Overview. information I had on Jacqueline was mere hearsay and gossip by people who only The whole body was handmade by PF in Italy. Did it find a buyer? In those days, 100,000 miles was viewed as the expected useful life of a car by most people. photo. At the time, these were assumed - convertible model above BOTH are derived from the B&W coupe shown at Geneva in the Paris Salon, October 1958, Larger photos (above): The Autocar, week ending Oct. spokesperson in 1976, the Starlight coupe was first shown at the Paris Salon in Regardless, it is the find of the lifetime (in my eyes), even it I do slightly prefer the 59 over the 60. 1959 Cadillac Series 6900 Eldorado Brougham The Series 6900 Eldorado Broughams built from 1959 until 1960 were hand-built in Italy by Pininfarina and lacked the Cadillac quality as the Detroit-built Fleetwood hand-crafted 1957-1958 versions. Hummer. The 1959 and 1960 Cadillac Eldorado Broughams are the last of the hand crafted cars, despite being production models, that is models included in the product catalogs for these two years. able to walk off with the engineless pushmobile. Wondered the same. I quite like this model better than the 59 a friend has that everyone raves about, GM toned down the fins quite well for 1960 and the twin afterburner tail lights look good to me anyway YMMV. The Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham was a luxury car manufactured by Cadillac from 1977 through 1986. I would be interested to hear from anyone who comment are smart and knowledgable. Robert Levins. Most body panels came from America. I dont that it was more attractive than the Detroit cadillacs. If you look at the length of the windshield from bottom to top as well as the different shape of the quarter windows, you will see the differences between the standard production roof line that started in 61 and the 59/60 Eldorado Brougham roof line that initiated the design. not hint that the Skylight had survived, even less that it had been sold. Especially since the windshield and wind wings were unique to this model. Cadillac farmed out assembly of the hand-finished Brougham to Design House and Coach Builder Pininfarina in Torino, Italy during model years 1959 and 1960. Originally, the car would not have had any storage compartment under the dash. And show the world that sky high fins might be a fun affectation, but were hardly the epitome of good design. The most exclusive features of this automobile are almost unrecognizable given the blurry cell phone pictures. featuresfront fender and bumper that are also reminiscent of that Cadillac model. models from 1946 through 1955. Described as a great runner, the sumptuous super-tanker looks largely (but not completely) original and shines inside and out. above PF There is no female buck, generally, as its much easier to form the panel over a convex form than into a concave form. The Seller has other Cadillacs for sale. Since it was handmade, there was no lead time on tooling and such, so it could be made to look like a 61 one year early. Bid for the chance to own a 1957 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. mid-nineties. It was the first Cadillac model to use a nameplate instead of previous Series model descriptions. The price started out at $89,000.00 when first advertised in Hemmings, which is getting annoying with its redesign of its It had cast iron blocks and heads, hydraulic lifters, and five main bearings. were dubbed Jacqueline, Pinin Farina to build a racy 3-seater sports roadster, again on the 1953 Cadillac The forward-opening hood was an exclusive design; it was only 45 wide compared to the hood of the stock Cadillac models that stretched to 61 inches. subsequently "spoiled" by over-restoration and customization in the USA. In fact, Couturier is said to be a disreputable used Cadillac's 60-year alliance with Pininfarina began with the 1931 V16 Roadster built for the Maharaja of Orchha. nothing about the car's history, I decided to create a new page Some three decades before the appearance of the Allant, Cadillac had been very much on the minds of the designers in Italy. came first, then a coupe roof was added, the car was repainted and the interior upholstery 58L, These were really spirited vehicles. I always thought that these were far more attractive than the other 59 -60 Cadillacs. Incidentally the roof panel was fitted in America. Pinninfarina did several Cadillac based concepts around this time period also, in an effort to encourage Cadillac into giving them more business. one I saw in Geneva (that car was on loan from the Pininfarina museum and has For the record, Pinin Farina is not a new sort of mushy breakfast cereal. They developed a lifelong friendship and working relationship, albeit one that didnt go beyond a few one-offs for Hollywood magnates and movie stars until 1954, when Pinin Farina produced the Cabriolet Speciale, a lightweight roadster. The surprise was that it arrived under its own power. At a whopping $13,075, it was three times the price of the average Cadillac. ), Designer's frawing of rear ensemble His name was David Fogg and he told us this story. Battleship Brougham or anything with the prefix S.S. comes to mind when surveying the flanks of this 1960 Cadillac Series 6900 Eldorado Brougham in Las Vegas, Nevada. sketches featurerear quarters, bumper and tail-light pods that are very a metallic paint finish, and (again) with a white roof; it has a real or dummy air These new bodies ditched the ancient panoramic windshield for a cleaner look. At least they didnt take pics at night with a flash. Sketch #5315 "facts" drawn from the source(s) which, in my opinion, seem the most GM made a coil spring conversion kit as a factory part which many owners converted their cars to prevent those embarrassing moments when the car would become an unintended low-rider that rendered the Brougham inoperable. Subdued tail fins marked a new direction for Cadillac styling after 1959s FinZilla treatment. The whole point of having PF build these bodies was because they could do it significantly cheaper than GM could. I have never known quite what to make of these. In fact, like their 1960 hat, I doubt they still had the same car by 61. was the "world's champion" at reporting half-truths. Since the 1957-58 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham chassis measures 126 inches, and the covers of the second generation Broughams (those assembled in Italy). 1999. According to a Pininfarina Should you know anything about panel beating, you would realize making a quarter panel by hand as large as these ripple free would be an enormous ask. Am I to conclude, therefore, that all in December 2001, "at the hands of" Mr. Couturier, who claimed I knew reminiscent of the 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham. I am looking at a photo of a front clip with hardly any paint on it , and it clearly shows where where the lead was on the front guards which proves my theory how the front clip was made is correct. The Seller needs to get educated. Automobile]. Whereas the early Broughams (1957-1958) used a chassis of their own, the 1959-1960 models used the stock Cadillac, 130 wheel base chassis, including most of the stock Cadillacs mechanical components. It raised costs to the point that really cut into the profit margins. mistakenly - to have been built on Eldorado Brougham chassis. But yes, the whole idea of these was a bit iffy, and quite a different approach than the 57-58 version. It was originally black with a white roof Unless you can show me a credible source, I will continue to stand by my assertion that the body parts that were unique to the Brougham, which includes its roof, were created in Italy by PF, and assembled along with those certain inner body panels that could be shared with the regular Cadillac, and were sent along with the chassis to Italy. Other distinctive details include cut-down front doors; a low, sloping windshield; louvered panels covering the body frame; cycle fenders; and the elimination of running boards. The former. RULES: No profanity, politics, or personal attacks. The bodywork was sent to Penin Farina Coachworks in Italy as a cost reduction measure. Fleetwood at Fisher Body finished the detail work once they arrived back in the US. Giovan Battista Farina, youngest of the Farina children and affectionately carefully avoided acknowledging or denying the rumor. It was fitted with a Rochester triple deuce (3 2-bbl carburetors). Very cool. with deep pockets appears to have come along with a very thick wad of $100 bills; he was It was only after The 1959 & 1960 Eldorado Broughams were powered by Cadillacs 390 CID V8 OHV 16-valve pushrod engine. This was taken at Classic Caddy in Oakville circa 1991. With only 99 examples made, the $13,075 Eldorado Brougham for 1959, along with the 1960 model, is among the rarest of all Cadillacs. A full description of this exceptional automobile may be found in The public relations staff in the mid-seventies. glass, rising high into the roof line. You can also see the windshield on this was used on the 1961 models. was a special three-passenger roadster commissioned by an Indian potentate, the Maharajah Indeed they are very much alike, except The Eldorado Seville coupe and Biarritz convertible each were sold at $7,401. reminiscent of the 1959 Eldorado Brougham ! I have always noticed that all cars seem to have the turn of the decade design difficulties.It seams that car companies in general, tend to produce there best designs in the middle of a decade.Cadillac has had its duds accordingly.I am a huge Cadillac fan,but I will admit,I dont love every model.The 1960 models I struggle to like,but thats just me.Thank all of you for your comments! None of the body panels nor any of the glass could be interchanged with the stock Cadillac models. A motorized Jacqueline at the Concorso T. Schwier, 342 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10017. All Rights Reserved. Both are signed C. Delaisse. Please stop wasting my time on this any further, unless you can come up with something much better than this, which actually only disproves your assertion. Owing to an 11th hour styling modification, involving the grille blade spacing, car #1 of the 1959 production made its first public appearance at the 1959 Chicago Auto Show, some four months after the first stock 1959 Cadillac models. The cars body was virtually seamless and crafted by hand hammering it into shape. Pink Volkswagen Beetle. 60s Cars. Broughams had very discreet labeling, and were badge more so as Broughams than Cadillacs . In order to cut cost and speed up the Fleetwood assembly line, their production was expedited by Pinin Farina of Italy. Sad thing was that I saw a listing for it on Auto Trader or some other source about 5 years ago that has shown it in far worse condition than in 91, and Im guessing that it has sat in a corner of a warehouse ever since. Mrke Cadillac. You can find the whole story by searching 1960 Eldorado Brougham David Fogg. In fact, its under 50%. They appear to have had a minimal impact on what Cadillac wanted More of the same.. I saw that car many years ago in a museum in San Diego. Youd think the Italian Pininfarina design team would have put their collective foot down about that whole picture. The Brougham had a heavily raked windshield, in fact the first 50 or so cars done in 59 had a slightly taller (1/2 inch i believe) windshield that was prone to crack when the car was jacked up. Perfect condition. Splendor is the constant companion of the owner of these supremely gracious versions, presenting the completely restyled 1959 & 1960 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham hardtop sedans. They were totally unique.totally intriguing. In an era when even Rolls-Royces cost $10,000, the Eldorado Brougham started at $13,074 (equivalent to $119,370 today). built on a 1959 Eldorado Brougham chassis [possibly because of those unmistakable To my eyes, this is the perfect blend of early 60s Caddy, as I much prefer the 59/60 front to the 61/62, but the fins and windshield of the later cars do look better. The seamless windshield and rear glass frames were hand-made from chrome plated brass and individually hand-fitted. Though somewhat obscure, these cars are truly spectacular, especially when placed beside any of the other 1960 Cadillac offerings. It was a stunning statement in Italian understatement, one not lost on GM Design. Go to Vegas and put your hands on the car. Regnr-Karosseri Sedan. But all of the outer panels are unique, and were hand made at PF in Italy. Are you aware that these cost $13,075 when new? On the other hand, in 1959, the chassis for both the Brougham My interest in the Cadillac Jacqueline Interestingly, even the 1959 Brougham eschewed the twin-torpedoed fins of other 59 Cadilacs for a simplified look. That car was completed in 1954. When these cars were brand new and had arrived back in the states from Italy, they required re-finishing. As I suffered an "epistolary aggression" He didnt like that combination so he took it to a coach company and had the color changed to this Bordeaux red. Not all 1959 Cadillacs had bullet taillights. The remaining two panels now fully occlude the Pleixiglas roof. You know everything. The text was 131, More essential pointers for safe winter car storage, 11 car and truck models born as trim levels, This new kind of car museum lets you share, and even consign, your classic. Cadillac sent the bare chassis, which were manufactured in the USA, by plane across the Atlantic and then received the completed cars back in the same way. Otherwise, its not credible. [5] [6] Contents 1 Name 2 First generation (1953) 3 Second generation (1954-1956) downright rude and equally aggressive when I dared question some of his The "Couturier car" attracted large crowds, at the Concorso He may have confused that car with the earlier Starlight model [described One is produced in enormous quantities for the mass market; the other is handmade, practically custom. Can be inspected at Vicmar Garage, 8 E. to which Benot referred?). ten years [1996-2006] in the private collection of Alain-Dominique Perrin, CEO (former if(typeof ez_ad_units != 'undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[336,280],'barnfinds_com-large-leaderboard-2','ezslot_15',148,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-barnfinds_com-large-leaderboard-2-0'); Interesting article as this is the first I heard of Cadillac using Pinninfarina back in 59 and 60. Overall length was stretched to 225 inches, again the same as for other Cadillacs. white coupe (3/58, Geneva), the silver convertible (10/58 Paris) and the Hemmings Motor News has been serving the classic car hobby since 1954. I have decided that my problem is that I never saw these before I knew what the 61-62 Cadillac looked like. [ Background image: Pininfarina archive photo of the Cadillac Jacqueline ]. inconsistencies you may come across so that, together, we can improve the Database and VIN: 75 Year: 1960 Number of Cylinders: 8 Make: Cadillac Model: Eldorado Trim: Brougham PininFarina Options: Autronic Eye Drive Type: RWD Power Options: Power Steering, Power Brakes, power rear vent windows, Power antenna, Air Conditioning, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats Mileage: 30,977 Sub Model: Brougham Exterior Color: Black Disability Equipped: No It is a very sharp example. All gaps and shut lines were expedited with exacting standards. Big German luxury cars have replaced cars like the DeVille and their deprecation just as insane. The hood, trunk and doors all fit perfectly and tolerances along the panel edges do not vary a fraction of an inch. The 390 produced 345 hp @ 4,800 rpm with 590 Nm of peak torque @ 3,400 rpm. Custom 1959 Eldorado Brougham A highly remarkable find, especially in authentic CC condition. If you are prepared to learn something, and you enlarge the insert of the photo of the parts in CDB 10A, you will see the two preformed quarter panels on the way to be fitted in Italy. These were just about the most expensive cars you could buy then. 1962 Chevrolet Corvette3 days$33,750Bid Now, 1978 Chevrolet Corvette4 days$2,100Bid Now, 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III5 days$3,000Bid Now, 1961 Volkswagen Samba Deluxe 23-Window8 days$100Bid Now. Particularly given how rapidly styles were changing at that time, as Detroit and buyers were eager to leave the excesses of the 1950s in the rear view mirror. The design styling was done by Chuck Jordan and Dave Holls in Michigan at the General Motors Technical Center. It is very nicely done, although I agree, the restoration took a few liberties with interior and a few other items. It Required fields are marked *. own power as it had neither engine nor drive-train. The chassis were shipped from Detroit to Italy, where they were mated to handcrafted Pininfarina bodies. from Herv (Irving) Willems in 1996 (although Mr. Willems' name sounds Belgian, in fact With the 1959 model year yielding 99 vehicles and the 1960 model year yielding 101 vehicles, they are quite rare and highly collectible. time was a definite "No.". closely inspecting the car when it was on display at the annual Geneva Motor Show, in The 59 and 60 Eldorado Brougham was a very curious undertaking. It was followed by the Cabriolet Four-Posti, a four-seat convertible with exquisitely clean Italian style, and the 1959 Coupe Four-Posti. These cars were built as opulentultra luxury cars in direct competition to the Rolls-Royce. The open compartment under the dash and the different pattern on the seating surfaces are some of the artistic license taken when this car was restored. convertible models(s) were mounted on a Cadillac chassis, standing at 130 inches. Brougham chassis, since the latter did not become available until the Fall of 1958. At least with the 57-58 Eldoradio Broughams there was more standardization and higher production numbers. The Cadillac The car, styled in Detroit by Cadillac, sold in single digit numbers (99). to me that their Cadillac Jacqueline model had been mounted originally on a Brougham Tell me, what panel would be made on a male wooden form? Keep me in the conversation via email. sold the car to his friends, Michel Kruch and Herve Willems. Offered there for sale, for above, the transformation was done by Frank Tetro, in California. Im now curious numerically where this car falls in the line of 101 produced that year. Please stop spewing misinformation. Prior to that, it was owned by Herv Willems [aka ); it is now believed that This is beautiful, and appears well kept. Battista didnt take on a Detroit production car until the early 1950s, when Farina teamed with Nash to produce the Nash-Healey sports car. time in its life and carried a regular '59 engine with one single, 4-barrel carb - no Vxellda Automatisk. An understated Brougham script with a thin body side molding running from the front wheel well to the rear bumper were all the chrome it used for the sides. Cadillac shipped the chassis to Italy and Pinin Farina would install bodies, something Cadillac would repeat decades later with the Allante, another Pininfarina design. some six years AFTER publication of the Hemmings ad), he did The regular 61 and 62 GM Corporate wind wings and glass were much nicer looking, but since I trained in a 62 Dynamic 88 I guess Im biased. Some feel the car was built by Pinin Farina in a hope to get another contract from GM, as they had done a few Cadillac Eldorado Broughams (maybe to counter Chrysler's Ghia-bodied Imperials). The 1961 Cadillac Jacqueline Brougham Coupe was a groundbreaking creation with the help of Italian coachbuilding house Pininfarina. The Cadillac Crest and wreath attached to the front of this under dash compartment is also incorrect. Hos oss hittar du ven fler Cadillac frn fler bilhandlare! When I corresponded with Fredy Valentini of PF's Perhaps Cadillac experts can comment on the originality of what looks like an upholstered plywood box under the dashboard. 83rd Street, New York, NY 10008. Caddys interest the coach builder showed two [?] Once again hand-built in Italy by Pininfarina on contract, it was priced astronomically at $13,075. This move freed the Fleetwood assembly hall to build more of the Series Sixty-Special, Eldorado Biarritz, and Eldorado Seville models which outsold the Broughams. The Brougham was changed for '59 and '60, with Cadillac outsourcing the bodywork for these special models to Pininfarina in Italy. Ha! Many are junk cars. Have a look at this: https://usedfirst.com/cars/mercedes-benz/s-class/https://usedfirst.com/cars/mercedes-benz/s-class/. CEO?) However, because of all the hand-fitting that went into the manufacture of these custom automobiles, it was made clear in the service instructions that certain body parts, including sheet metal and moldings may have to be reworked if replacement is necessary.

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