The 1967 Cadillac DeVille convertible embodies the iconic styling of 1960s luxury, known for its massive rear ends, subtle fins, and a remarkably smooth ride. This year's DeVille featured an extensive restyling, presenting a powerful frontal appearance with a forward-leaning front end, sculptured body lines, and redefined rear fenders. Distinctive design elements include a full-width "eggcrate" grille flanked by dual stacked headlights and updated rear styling with metal divided tail lamps. This stately example is in extremely nice shape, running and driving beautifully. It boasts a stunning Pinecrest Green exterior complemented by a white convertible top and a luxurious green leather interior. Factory options include an electric power front seat, soft ray glass, auto climate control, and front fender turn signal indicators. Standard features such as a power convertible top, power windows, power steering, white wall tires, rear map lights, and leather seats further enhance its appeal. Powering this classic is a potent 429 V8 engine producing 340 horsepower, providing ample muscle for both highway cruising and leisurely country drives, all while maintaining a signature floating ride. Its originality is preserved with the retention of original owner's manuals, protect-o-plate, spare tire, jack, two sets of keys, and convertible top boot cover. With a limited production run, well-preserved, period-correct examples like this, offering fine pedigree and originality, are increasingly rare and highly sought after.