#6262 • Elvis Presley Gifted 1977 Cadillac Seville W/Docs

Part of Iconic Film & Music Memorabilia Auction (timed auction by GWS Auctions)

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Est. $70,000-$75,000 Elvis Presley 1977 Sea-Mist Green Cadillac Seville Gifted to Nancy Oxman (Final Vehicle Elvis Purchased in Los Angeles Before His Death) W/Notarized Letter From Oxman, Copy of Sales Receipt, & Other Documents - This 1977 Cadillac Seville was purchased by Elvis Presley on the evening of October 6, 1976 along with a second Seville. Elvis purchased this Sea-Mist Green 4-door sedan with a white top (VIN:6S69R7Q450155), along with a second black and silver Seville for himself. The vehicle was sold to Elvis by Jon Rappa, who first started selling Cadillacs to Elvis in the early 1960s. The vehicle was given to 19 year old Nancy Oxman who was window shopping when a salesman sighted Elvis and made introductions. After small talk, Elvis conferred with an associate before walking over to Nancy and announcing that he had purchased the car for her. She drove the vehicle until selling it in 1984. It is suggested that this was the last vehicle that Elvis purchased in Los Angeles before his unfortunate passing. The vehicle will be accompanied by a notarized letter of authenticity from Oxman dated 1997, along with an updated notarized letter from Nancy Reese (Oxman) dated 2011. The vehicle will also be accompanied by a copy of the credit card receipt from Hillcrest Motors for the two Cadillacs signed by Presley in the amount of $36,761.90 and a copy of the registration for the second Cadillac in Presley's name showing the purchase date of October 06, 1976, with a numerically close VIN number of 6S69R7Q450607. Additional documentation included: two page Provenance & Certificate of Authentication documenting chain of ownership with first four owners, letter of authenticity from EP Archives and Oregon Vehicle Certificate of Title. This is truly an iconic piece of memorabilia from one of history's most well known entertainers. This vehicle gives us an inside glimpse at the life and generosity of Elvis Presley, and truly belongs in a museum or an astute collector.