Somebody had painted it navy blue, but it was a terrible paint job. It looked like it had been sprayed on with a can of paint. He would wash his car every day. I picked a Cadillac because my father liked the best of the best. It was a way to remember him.
Safety is a primary consideration.
Some of the judges at some of these events will knock off a few points if you have seat belts. But I always say safety first. Watts has added her own special touches, including pulsating purple neon lights that illuminate the Cadillac's perimeter and a spare tire mounted on the rear bumper. In 1955, Cadillac sold 33,000 Coupe DeVilles. Watts sits behind the wheel of the Coupe DeVille and blows the car's horn.