This year at the 2017 Cadillac & LaSalle Club Grand National Meet they had a larger presence than usual as their customers transported their cars from across the eastern half of the country to be entered for the notoriously arduous judging.
The almost week-long celebration of the Cadillac marquis is the gathering of the year for those attached to the Standard of the World as the brand was known throughout most of its history. Tours, dinners, auctions, parties and socializing make up most of the week. However, when Saturday rolls around, the show field is the place to be as car owners from all regions of the United States park and shine their classics and teams of trained and knowledgeable judges roam the venue extensively examining each entered vehicle.
Big tail-fin Cadillacs of the late 1950s and early 1960s are always among the most popular of the
displayed vehicles and the 1960 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz, recently completed by the classic Cadillac restoration experts of CPR, attracted plenty of attention.
However, attention wasn't the only thing this collectible classic received. During the awards banquet following the meet, her proud owner was called out and made the walk up to the podium to be handed the rarely-awarded Senior Wreath trophy.
While trophies are a tangible measurement of CPR's success, nothing is more important to them than the joy and satisfaction felt by their customers as they enjoy driving their newly restored classics. They not only look as good as the day they rolled out of the showroom but they drive as well, if not better.
If you're looking to restored your vintage Cadillac, or simply desire much needed repairs or maintenance, give CPR a call at (845) 462-5959. They'll be happy to speak with you and discuss your goals and tell you how they can help. The CPR website is a great place to start and can be viewed at www.cprforyourcar.com
