Cadillac Fleetwood

So my duties would start with... meeting with Jack Tunney at Maple Leaf Gardens.

He'd whatever have me do like go to the airport and pick up somebody whether it was Andre or Hulk or Savage or something and bring him down but he'd always shoot me the keys to his Fleetwood Cadillac.

I don't know what it was about these big blue Fleetwood Cadillacs but anyways.

So here's a little old me with my big hair driving this.

I was afraid I was just getting pulled over because people thought I stole the damn thing.

Yeah.

But l- well, look at how huge this Cadillac Fleetwood is.

You'd look baller in that.

Yeah.

The four vehicles brought a combined $5,850 at the company's May Big Boy toy auction in Indianapolis.

A 1962 Cadillac Fleetwood and a 1975 Cadillac Ambulance each sold for $2,000.

A 1954 Cadillac Belvedere fetched $1,600 and a 1968 Chrysler Impala just $250, according to Frehe and Frehe.

The utility trailer was sold later for $4,200.

Hmm, nice looking.

There was also, uh, when they get in the, in quotations, "Limo," it was a 1965 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 even though it's a 65.

I don't know what the 75's for.

But, uh, that was pulling into Virtucom.

They originally only had an outhouse with no indoor plumbing.

They finally moved in on September 6th in a new Lincoln Zephyr car, which he would later trade in for a Fleetwood Cadillac.

It would be a bit isolated with the nearest store five and a half miles away, which resulted in him buying a store-sized freezer to preserve their food.

Plus, Gould would later learn that underneath the grass, most of the ground was gravel, thus it would be very hard to grow anything.

It's a cold, wet night in early spring 1964.

On the east side of Harlem, 30-year-old Nicky Barnes is asleep in his brand new Cadillac Fleetwood.

About 18 months ago, Nicky was paroled from Greenhaven State Prison.

Inside the facility, he befriended Matty Madonna, whose brother Frank set Nicky up with drugs to sell once he got out.