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Not really a link, as the website listed in the ad is not a hot button. If you go to the Chicago area Craigslist and enter Cadillac Allante, it will show up in one of the ads.

Hi Ronnie It would not be a permanent mount. It could be slid forward if so desired.

Hello Reatta friends I stumbled upon this. It is custom-made for Allantes, but could possibly work for Reattas--about an inch too wide. Comes in 4 colors. Price is $59. I sent a message to them about making a Reatta drink holder, but it did not sound like it was in their plans. So, maybe this could be made to fit decently. Looks great in the Allante.

Wow, thanks for all that information. I bought 2 pair of adjusting parts off ebay. Will wait for those to arrive. I appreciate all the time and effort that you have put forth to help me!!

Metal nut, I meant to say, not bolt.

Hi Barney Afterwards, I went to a body shop. We looked at the housing. They called a parts source, and the source indicated we needed the entire unit, housing and all. But, it sounds a whole lot more simple than that. Can't really see too well. We thought that maybe the housing had a metal bolt, and so would need the entire part. Will take off the black housing and have a look. Thanks very much for your assistance, Barney!

Hello Ever since I have owned my Reatta. the headlights to not aim properly. I brought this in to the local dealership, but the screws just turn, and do make any change in the position. Are the adjusting parts available somewhere, and is this a large project to fix? Thank you!

So, it sounds like I could expect to replace that part often. Or not have it working.

Would there be some reason why a sending unit would keep failing? I replaced mine just after I got it last year, and it is not working again. Thanks!

Hello--Currently, there is a 1991 Reatta convertible for sale. It has 130 miles. Price is $42,900, but is currently on sale for $39,900.

Thanks for the pictures! Nice to see all the different colors.

Hello--We took the Reatta through a state park, which involved a few miles of gravel--or in this case powder. I now have dust in the tail light. Maybe will try your advice this winter. Thanks for posting!

This car is not from the rust belt. Just got here a couple of years ago. I think it started life in Pennsylvania, then to Texas, then to Mississippi, then to Minnesota if I have it figured correctly. It's a clean car. Still might need something, but rust isn't the problem. Thanks!

Thanks. I was wondering about that.

I found an ad for a 1991 Reatta convertible with 4K miles for $22,500 in Newton, IA. It is listed on Auto Trader.