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Standard Equipment
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429 Cubic Inch V-8 Engine (340 Horsepower)
Turbo Hydra-Matic Automatic Transmission Power Brakes Variable Ratio Power Steering Heater and Defroster Ash Trays, Front and Rear Automatic Level Control Cigarette Lighters, Front and Rear Power Front Seat Adjustment Lights: front ash receiver, dual backup, front cornering, rear compartment, courtesy (automatic), directional indicators, glove box (automatic), luggage compartment (automatic), and map Glare-Reducing Padded Rim Rear-View Mirror Outside Remote Control Mirror Padded Instrument Panel Illuminated Reflectors on Door Panels Front and Rear Seat Belts with Outboard Retractors Visor Vanity Mirror Padded Sun Visors Slotted Wheel Discs Three-Speed Windshield Wipers with Washers Power Window Regulators (Front) Automatic Parking Brake Release Retractable Headlamp Covers Energy Absorbing Steering Column Folding Front Seat Back Latches Hazard Warning System Triple Braking System with Warning Light Anchors for Optional Shoulder Straps Lane Change Signal Feature Turn Indicators on Top of Front Fenders Outside Air Ventilation System Front Wheel Drive |
 Wheel Discs were exclusive to the Eldorado, slots provided flow of air to aid in cooling brakes. |
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 Retractable Headlamps were a big styling trend for 1967, so much so that virtually all of the cars in the personal luxury class featured them. |
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 Eldorado shared instrument panel with other Cadillac models for 1967; note the courtesy lights cleverly mounted at each lower end of the panel. Glove box was larger for 1967, the steering wheel featured a softly padded center section, and all controls and instruments are laid out for easy access and viewing. |
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