Cadillac Custom Installations

Cadillac Custom Installations

Cadillac was founded in 1902 by Henry Leland, he named his new company after Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac who was the founder of Detroit. In 1930 they were the first automaker to produce a V16 motor, they later produced a V12 to allow customers a wider range of motor choices V8, V12 or V16.  The V16 was noted for its incredibly smooth and quiet operation. Read more about the history of Cadillac Here. Here is some example Cadillac custom installations we have done so you can see for yourself. Click on the picture or the link to view that gallery.

Cadillac Custom Installations Cadillac EscaladeCadillac Escalade, Suicide doors: This was a major Cadillac Custom installation. We installed front opening rear doors (suicide doors), new interior, wheels, and retracting sideboards to name a few. This car won best of show a Boston Car show.
Cadillac Custom Installations Cadillac CTSV Carbon SeriesCadillac CTSV Carbon Series: This sporty Cadillac now has an advanced tech stealth radar detection and laser diffusion system installed
Cadillac Custom Installations Cadillac Coupe DeVilleCadillac Coupe DeVille: This Cadillac DeVille now has a new interior restoration giving it back its original showroom appearance.
Cadillac Custom Installations Cadillac HearseCadillac Hearse & LED Lights: This Cadillac hearse got a real life makeover that only custom LED lighting can do. What is your favorite color hearse interior?
Cadillac Custom Installations White Cadillac EscaladeWhite Cadillac Escalade: This Cadillac custom installation updated the sound system including the addition of 13 Inch subs while maintaining a stock appearance and not losing interior space.
Cadillac Custom Installations: Escalade K40 RadarCadillac Escalade K40 Radar Install: Installing a radar detection system that no-one knows that you have. Now that’s stealth.
Escalade-custom-flat-gunmetal-grey-paintCadillac Escalade Color Change: Went from Black to Gun Metal Gray, and added all sorts of new goodness. More is better.