Restomod 1961 Cadillac Coupe DeVille Is Bound To Split Opinions

The following 1961 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, built by Count’s Kustoms, is set to be auctioned off on November 23 during the McCormick’s Palm Springs Exotic Car Auctions sale.

Not all that many details are available about the car, but all it takes is one quick look of it to understand that this is no ordinary Cadillac Coupe DeVille.

Most notably, it has been adorned with a bespoke teal paint scheme that also combines accents painted gold, royal blue, and black. Additionally, the American classic has been lowered and sits on a set of chrome wheels with white-wall tires. It’s unclear if the car has an air suspension system but if it doesn’t, it wouldn’t be particularly practical to drive on the street. That’s the price you pay for good looks though, isn’t it?

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The listing states that the car has been outfitted with a new V8 engine that has less than 100 miles (160 km) on it, although no specifics are provided about this particular powertrain.

It appears as though the car’s interior has been customized to mimic the exterior, with teal-colored leather across the dashboard and seats. If you don’t like making a statement while behind the wheel, this definitely isn’t the car for you. If, however, you’re the type of enthusiast who wants a car to drop jaws wherever you go, this is one way to do it.