Welcome to the all new Shop Cadillacville. I am pleased to announce that CadillacVille is under new ownership & management. We have recently purchased the CadillacVille business, although I have been restoring Cadillac’s and selling Cadillac parts for over 25 years now. I've always loved cars, I worked and saved up to buy my 1st car when I was 15 years old, I just couldn’t wait any longer. I wish I could say it was a Cadillac, but I was only 15 and a sporty little convertible had caught my eye. While that car was lots of fun, it didn't take me too long to realize that comfort and style were 2 qualities in a car not to be overlooked, and so 25 years ago I bought my 1st Cadillac, a 1956 Coupe that needed restoration. As I worked away restoring that car, and searching out parts for it, all long before the age of the internet came along, one thing became clear, parts for these Cadillac's were hard to come by. As I worked away collecting the cars and parts to restore them, and selling the parts I no longer needed it became clear to me there was a real need out there for these parts. It soon turned into a full time job selling the parts and helping others achieve their dream of owning and enjoying a vintage Cadillac. We stock 1000's of vintage Cadillace parts, if do not see your part listed in our store please give us a call. We have numerous parts that we are in the process of listing so please check back often as our parts list will continue to grow.
We stock 1000's of parts. If you do not see your part listed, please call us as we most likely have it available.
We stock 1000's of parts. If you do not see your part listed, please call us as we most likely have it available.
We stock 1000's of parts. If you do not see your part listed, please call us as we most likely have it available.
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These are 16 used original push rods from a 1955 Cadillac 331 CID engine. These will fit all 1955 Cadillac's including Eldorado, but are a rare one year only part. These are in good used condition, they are dirty and greasy, but otherwise I don’t see anything wrong with them. Could be used as is.
