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Jul
26
The second generation (1980-1985) of the Cadillac Seville is a beautiful rather ugly vehicle. The chopped trunk is a weird design feature and was never really considered cool at any point in time. I remember one custom Mk2 Seville from roughly twenty years ago that was chopped, lowered and equipped with then-cool billet wheels that I liked. However, they did keep the four doors and ever since then I wondered what a two-door conversion might look like. A couple of weeks ago I found a nice picture and went straight to work. The result is more interesting than beautiful, but as I didn’t expect much I can’t be disappointed. I love the color, though.
Aug
20
There a some vehicles that don’t need a lot of modifications to look the part. The fifth generation of the Cadillac Seville is one of those vehicles. Looking rather bland in stock form, the appearance definitely changes when lowered over larger wheels and with a blacked-out grille. Named Seville STS-V the picture takes a look at what could have been, had the STS-V moniker already been invented back then.