As of May 17, 2025, this is the information we have about this car:
[Feb.01.2017] Car #380 belongs to long-time CLC member Fredus 'Pete' Peters, to whom I apologize for not mentioning this car sooner (things tend to get lost when you are attempting to manage a Database of 6,600 pages and 20,000 images !) Here's what Pete has to say about his car:My car, VIN 536279815, was originally an alpine white car (#27) with a blue and white interior (#32). It has been repainted (right down to the hinges on the seats) to beartisan ochre (#22) with red interior (#39). The top is black (code #4). It has an Autronic Eye, but does not have power brakes. I'm searching for the parts to install the power brakes (I'm a full option nut). The body tag reads ACC: P. I'm not sure what that was. My data says "P" means windshield washer, but I can't believe that wasn't standard on the Eldorado [Matt Larson says "P" stands for"Plain" in lieu of tinted glass]. The car had undergone a very nice cosmetic restoration before I bought it, but there were a lot of mechanical and electrical things that needed attention. All are done now except I need to find or make a new limit switch that ensures that the top cannot be operated unless the boot is open. I won't bore you with a list of things that I have fixed, but if you want to know, ask, and I will gladly regale you with a long list! I'm a do-it-yourselfer.
[Feb.01.2017] Car #380 belongs to long-time CLC member Fredus 'Pete' Peters, to whom I apologize for not mentioning this car sooner (things tend to get lost when you are attempting to manage a Database of 6,600 pages and 20,000 images !) Here's what Pete has to say about his car:My car, VIN 536279815, was originally an alpine white car (#27) with a blue and white interior (#32). It has been repainted (right down to the hinges on the seats) to beartisan ochre (#22) with red interior (#39). The top is black (code #4). It has an Autronic Eye, but does not have power brakes. I'm searching for the parts to install the power brakes (I'm a full option nut). The body tag reads ACC: P. I'm not sure what that was. My data says "P" means windshield washer, but I can't believe that wasn't standard on the Eldorado [Matt Larson says "P" stands for"Plain" in lieu of tinted glass]. The car had undergone a very nice cosmetic restoration before I bought it, but there were a lot of mechanical and electrical things that needed attention. All are done now except I need to find or make a new limit switch that ensures that the top cannot be operated unless the boot is open. I won't bore you with a list of things that I have fixed, but if you want to know, ask, and I will gladly regale you with a long list! I'm a do-it-yourselfer.