Was wondering if anyone could help me with the following questions I have: I have a '67 deVille convertible, and on the trunk lid I have the Cadillac script on the right; on the left, I have 3 holes equidistant in a line. Is this where the original dealership would have installed their chrome script name? I believe the original dealer was the Carlson Cadillac dealer in Utah.
For a '67, where are the proper placements for deVille scripts found on the side body - I've seen them on the rear of the rear quarters, just above the end of the back end of the chrome spears, on both sides.
Also, my Caddy has factory bucket seats with the console - is this a rare edition of the deVille convertible?

 

Bucket seats only available on deVille and mandatory with reclining passenger seat. Front the mid seventy's and before; dealer "pinning" their name plates to cars and trucks was common. During the seventies and early eighties, probably because of rust, they move to stick on name plates. I would google pix for side script location. It appears to be 1 1/2" above molding and 2" from rear bumper. I think you will need 1967 fisher body manual for correct location.