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12-16-2001, 04:33 PM
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History lesson needed ,please!
Thought I'd throw this one to the experts.......
Did Cadillac ever make thev '59 Eldorado convertible in right-hand drive? .If so ,where were they shipped to? The reason I ask , its virtually impossible to register a left-hooker in N.Z. I'd love A '59 but know of only 2 in N.Z.,both lhd registered prior to law change. cheers, 'naki. 
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06-07-2003, 08:04 PM
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No. I've researched this subject many times over the years and could not come up with anything. I personally thought it would be cool to have a right-hand drive Cadillac here in the states. I've read a few articles about right-hand drive Cadillacs in Australia and they were all custom conversions. As far as I know the same law applies in Australia.
Cadillacs were exported all over the world in the past and none were converted to right-hand drive for their specific market. The only conversions usually were those just to comply with local lamp and glass regulations.
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