The 1960 model year was an impressive beginning to a new decade. During the Sixties, Cadillac styling became more graceful and restrained as Bill Mitchell gradually unified the design. Few new engineering advances were introduced, but orderly design development and a conservative styling approach set Cadillac apart from other luxury makes and maintained its reputation as "The Standard of the World." To the American public, Cadillac remained a symbol of prestige, success, and good taste.The 1960 Cadillac began the evolutionary process of toning down the excesses of 1959. Although it continued the jet plane styling theme of the '59, its fins were clipped (but still prominent) and Ed Taylor redesigned the taillights into a thin strip of red plastic neatly blended into the end of the fin. Supplementing that was a second taillight in each "exhaust port," now a vertical oval that still housed the backup light as well. the simplified grille lost its horizontal divider bar and the front bumper was also simpler and less bulky. New, too, was the instrument panel. All in all, the '60 Caddy had a more formal, yet youthful, look.This particular car is a 58,000 original mile example that is finished in its original colors of Olympic White with black interior. This is a very clean, un-molested car with power everything. With wide white wall tires wrapped around true spoke chrome wires, the car has all the look that you could want from a two door Cadillac. Finished in the original shade of Olympic White the car the car is free of rot or major spots of filler. The car has been resprayed in the last few years and looks great. No major imperfections to the paint. All the chrome and stainless on the car appears to be original and in great condition. Some minor pitting is found on the bumpers but not major by any means. They both retain a great shine and luster. Inside, the interior is said to be all original. The seats both look great with no major wear to be found. All power functions work on the front seat as well as all the power windows. There has been a dash cover installed that fits with on problems. Carpet and headliner are both in great condition with no staining or major wear. All lights, blinkers, wipers and horn work with no problems. Even the original AM radio still works! Under the hood, the big 390 Cu In V8 starts up and runs great. Connected to the automatic transmission, the car drives down the road with no problems. Under the hood, the engine compartment is almost all stock and very clean. The wheels are beautiful chrome wires wrapped with new white wall tires. All four wheels show very well and have no major pitting. On the road the car drives like a low mileage example should. Very straight and true with no pull to either side. The car is being sold on a clean Maryland title with VIN number 60G026468. The Current mileage shows 58,940 and is actual.