1970 Cadillac Eldorado gets on it on Fairview ave.

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• eldorado
• 400 h.p. 502 cu.in.
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[dumptruk11]

Yea they used to call it a 6  plus 2

[dumptruk11]

Man that looked like tim

[dumptruk11]

That guy must be ruunin from the police

[toughserb145]

@TheCadillac500 i agree, but serbia is way better

[mustang633NY]

@Bosmob based on the oldsmobile toronado ... dur... and the olds nad a 455 if i rmember right

[MrCagekicker]

500 cubic inch 8.2 liter

[Bosmob]

@mrslick58 Starting in 1967, the Cadillac Eldorado was only offered in FWD.

Get your facts straight man, it's not that hard...

[mrslick58]

@Bosmob ye i know after 1993 they put fwd but not back that i dont think i kno ours wasnt n it look like the smoke was comeing from the back tires wen he was screachin away

[Bosmob]

@mrslick58 What??

Are you in denial that Eldorado's were FWD?

[mrslick58]

@Bosmob noway not back then

[Raughwe]

@Bosmob- I understand your point. But I have a 1973 Eldorado and would take nothing for it's fwd system. It's excellent driving (and, if need be, speed) in any weather. 

[TheCadillac500]

The 500 doing what it was meant to do... God Bless America. :)

[reprobacious]

@DGKall2010 The 1970 was rated at 400 gross hp. Rating obviously fell precipitously with the compression drop and changeover to net ratings in 1971-72. By the time 1976 rolled around, the converter, AIR, EGR, and ultra-mild camming, etc., cratered the rating down to around 210 net hp. Torque by then was down from the 500 gross rating in 1970 to a little under 400 by '76. Still, several companies specialized in aftermarket go-fast goodies for these engines to make them properly scream.