Cadillac Design and SEMA Insights

The video follows the restoration and customization of a 1961 Cadillac Coupe DeVille by Count's Kustoms. The team discusses the car's history, features, and the challenges faced during the restoration process. They aim to showcase the car at SEMA, the largest aftermarket automotive show. The video highlights the design process, including the choice of colors and materials, and concludes with the car's unveiling at SEMA, where it receives positive feedback.

What year marked the beginning of the second generation of the Coupe DeVille?

• 1962

• 1961

• 1960

• 1959

What was the engine specification of the 1961 Cadillac?

• 390 cubic inch V8

• 500 cubic inch V8

• 425 cubic inch V8

• 350 cubic inch V8

What is the significance of SEMA in the automotive world?

• It's a car racing event.

• It's a local car show.

• It's the biggest aftermarket automotive show in the world.

• It's a vintage car auction.

What was the team's approach to tracking the hours spent on the project?

• They outsourced the tracking.

• They estimated the hours at the end.

• They decided not to keep track.

• They meticulously tracked every hour.

What color scheme does the team plan to use for the 1961 Cadillac?

• Monochrome shades

• Red and gold

• Multicolored with teal base

• Classic black and white

What was one of the major challenges faced by the team during the design process?

• Selecting the right tires

• Deciding on the interior layout

• Choosing the correct paint colors

• Finding the right engine parts

What aspect of the car did 'Gentle Bob' focus on?

• The wheels

• The interior design

• The paint job

• The engine

What was the team's reaction to the completed Cadillac at SEMA?

• They were disappointed.

• They were indifferent.

• They were proud and excited.

• They were worried about the reception.

What was the original interior color of the Cadillac?

• Black

• Teal

• Red

• White

What was the main goal for the Cadillac's appearance at SEMA?

• To sell it at a high price

• To test its speed on the track

• To showcase it as a vintage model

• To make a statement with its design