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For Cadillac pictures, I usually use MrCadillac's site: http://www.car-nection.com/yann/

I beg your pardon, weasel1984, but: this picture is full of mistakes and misleadings. I hope WFB isn't much older than 12 or 13 years and made this billboard as a homework for school. Wrong or incomplete names, wrong spellings, unclear or misconceived distinctions... It's incredible! And as a bonus track, the old legend of the lost Eldorado (not Fleetwood!) Brougham that fell into the water. While the legend is supposed to be true, it didn`t take place in Spain - as we all know, Pininfarina settled down elsewhere.

For Cadillac identification I strongly recommend the site Antoine suggested. Mr. Saunders - or Mr.Cadillac on our pages - is an internationally acknowledged authority for classic Cadillacs and he knows his stuff! We are lucky to have him as a contributor on IMCDb and he is absolutely reliable.

Ops! Well ofcourse I didn't want to compete with this with Mr Cadillac, but just to put this here as an addition.
Anyway if you say that it is a sh!t, I've deleted the pic and since the Mr Cadillac site adress is in the site's links, I believe you can delete the entire topic when you will read this.
If I only would find again the site from which this list was.

I've been using The (new) Cadillac Database. It's fairly good, but hasn't been updated in a few years.
http://cadillacdatabase.org/Dbas_txt/Phot_ndx.htm

G-Mann showed me this site: http://www.motorera.com/cadillac/index.htm
It's quite good, but probably a little too extensive for the more casual Cadillac observer.

I've looked at the site from time to time, but I still can't tell if this;
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_515807-Cadillac-1967.html
...is a 1967 Sedan De Ville Hardtop or a Calais.