1969 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center
1969 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center
1969 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center
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75" FLEETWOOD *k<br />
TWO BODY STYLES<br />
When ordering a Fleetwood "75" be sure the difference between the two available body types<br />
is definitely understood and the correct one—R or S—is ordered.<br />
LIMOUSINE STYLE S<br />
The Limousine has a glass partition that<br />
lowers into the center division. Front seat upholstery<br />
is Black leather in 2" pleated styling<br />
which is a contrast to the rear compartment<br />
trim style.<br />
It does not have a front center arm rest. A<br />
power two-way seat adjuster is standard without<br />
option. The seat is attached to the center<br />
pillars which does not permit an up and down<br />
movement of the front seat.<br />
Front doors do not have wood inserts and<br />
the door pull strap is shorter than the Sedan<br />
style R. A reading lamp, similar to the rear<br />
compartment roof lamps, is located in the<br />
center of the windshield header. It is controlled<br />
by the headlamp switch which also turns the<br />
instrument panel lights on and off.<br />
SEDAN STYLE R<br />
Front and rear compartments are in matching<br />
trim style and cloth material.<br />
The front seat has a center arm rest and a<br />
6-way power adjuster is optional. Front doors<br />
have Rosewood inserts and a long pull strap<br />
compared to a shorter one in the Limousine.<br />
FRONT SEAT BELTS<br />
The Sedan R, has a self-adjusting seat belt<br />
retractor on the two front outboard belts. Mini<br />
buckles are a part of these belts.<br />
On the Limousine S, the adjustment is at the<br />
buckle with spring roller spool-type retractors.<br />
MAJOR DIFFERENCES<br />
The preceding are the major differences between the Sedan and Limousine body types. Following<br />
information applies to both styles except as indicated.<br />
AUXILIARY SEATS<br />
Both body types have forward-facing auxiliary<br />
seats that fold against the front seat<br />
back. They are upholstered in the same material<br />
as the rear seat.<br />
AUXILIARY SEAT ADJUSTMENT<br />
An adjustment to provide more leg room for<br />
auxiliary seat passengers is possible.<br />
Turning an Allen adjustment screw at the<br />
base of the auxiliary seat supports will pivot<br />
the seat rearward, thereby providing more leg<br />
room.<br />
When altering the adjustment, a minimum<br />
of 6Vi" between rear cushion and auxiliary<br />
seat is recommended.<br />
The April 1968 issue of the <strong>Cadillac</strong> Serviceman,<br />
page 16, has detailed adjustment instructions.<br />
REAR ASH TRAYS<br />
Each rear door arm rest has two ash trays.<br />
One is in the forward end for the convenience<br />
of auxiliary seat passengers. The second ash<br />
tray is at the rear of the arm rest and includes<br />
a lighter.<br />
This means there are four ash trays and two<br />
lighters in the rear compartment.<br />
WOOD PANELS<br />
Rosewood panels are a feature of the rear<br />
doors and quarters of both styles. The Sedan<br />
also has panels on the front doors and style S<br />
has a panel across the center division.<br />
ASSIST STRAPS<br />
The Sedan has a one piece horizontal assist<br />
strap across the back of front seat. It is<br />
anchored in the center. Two individual horizontal<br />
straps are on the Limousine.<br />
An assist loop is on each rear pillar post on<br />
both R and S styles.<br />
OUSIDE REAR VIEW MIRROR<br />
A right side outside rear view mirror is<br />
standard on "75" cars and, therefore, factory<br />
installed.<br />
It is not available for factory installation on<br />
any other body style.<br />
POWER DOOR LOCKS<br />
In Sedan style R, when Power Door Locks<br />
are ordered, the control switches are on both<br />
front door arm rests. Either switch will lock<br />
and unlock all four doors in the same manner<br />
as the other series four-door cars.<br />
In the Limousine S, the switches are on the<br />
left front door side arm rest and on the right<br />
rear door wood insert. The rear switch will lock<br />
and unlock all four doors.<br />
However, the front switch will lock all four<br />
doors, but it cannot unlock any door—front or<br />
rear. To open either front door from the front<br />
compartment, the door lock rod must be raised<br />
manually.<br />
When in locked position, the free wheeling<br />
Passenger Guard Door Locks prevent opening<br />
doors with the inside door handle.<br />
In a Limousine S, with Power Door Locks,<br />
the right rear door pull strap is shorter than<br />
the strap on left door. This provides space on<br />
the Rosewood insert for the Power Door Lock<br />
switch.<br />
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