1969 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center
1969 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center
1969 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center
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Stereo Tape Player<br />
—offers the unique pleasure of listening to personalized,<br />
pre-recorded music without interruption. [ •<br />
Mounted on the lower instrument panel, the attrac- ' •<br />
five looking 8-track stereo tape player is available<br />
with any of the superior <strong>Cadillac</strong> radio systems.<br />
Inserting a cartridge into the unit automatically<br />
switches power from the radio to the tape player.<br />
After the cartridge is positioned in the unit, the<br />
controls may be adjusted for proper volume, tone<br />
and speaker balance. Each of the tracks in the<br />
cartridge will automatically play in succession, or<br />
the tracks can be manually selected by pushing the<br />
SELECT knob. The stereo tape player is a dealer<br />
installed item available on all models. No rear compartment<br />
controls are available on the Seventy-Five<br />
models. ;<br />
Rear Compartment Radio Controls<br />
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—additional convenience for rear seat passengers.<br />
Available on the Seventy-Five Sedan and Limousine<br />
equipped with the <strong>Cadillac</strong> AM radio. Controls<br />
located on the right-hand rear armrest permit rear<br />
compartment passengers to select the station of<br />
their choice.<br />
Automatic Climate Control<br />
"^y^SSs 5^^^'<br />
—the modern way to control interior temperature<br />
twelve months a year. Dial the temperature desired<br />
and heated or cooled air maintains that temperature<br />
automatically. Significant advancements for <strong>1969</strong><br />
include a new feature that prevents windshield<br />
fogging when the system is first turned on, a 19%<br />
increase in cooling capacity, a 7% increase in heating<br />
capacity, and more versatile air outlets for greater<br />
passenger comfort. When outside air is above<br />
approximately 35°, incoming air is first cooled to<br />
control humidity, then reheated to assure maximum<br />
comfort and minimum window fogging.<br />
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