09/03/2026
Cadillac’s Sixty Special line stood for the company’s most expensive non-limousine offerings, a sedan ever so slightly larger, more opulent, and more expensive than others in the company’s roster. The Sixty Special became even more special for 1966 with the introduction of a second model in the series, the Fleetwood Brougham. Previously an option package, the Brougham incorporated a distinctive vinyl roof covering and interior appointments worthy of a Rolls-Royce, including genuine walnut trim and, in the rear compartment, folding writing desks, foot rests, and reading lamps. Combined with the muscular styling introduced this year, the new Fleetwood Sixty Special Brougham was a Cadillac to be proud of, representing one of the most comfortable and expensive of all American automobiles in 1966.
The Cadillac & LaSalle Club is a community of enthusiasts dedicated to preserving, celebrating, and enjoying the legacy of two of America’s most iconic automotive marques.
From major events and regional gatherings to technical resources and lifelong friendships, membership connects you with people who share your passion.
Whether your Cadillac is from the brass era, the tailfin years, or the modern age, the next chapter of the hobby starts with getting involved.
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Learn more: cadillaclasalleclub.org
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