Cadillac 1967 VVI Data Book page 191

Padded top
To wash the padded top, use lukewarm water and suds from
a neutral soap. A cloth or soft-bristled brush is recommended
for applying the solution of suds. Deeply embedded dirt can
be removed with a nylon bristled brush and a small amount of
"foaming" type cleanser. All traces of the cleanser should be
removed with clean water. Do NOT use volatile cleaners,
naptha, gasoline, harsh household cleaners and detergents,
soaps, and bleaching agents. A wire brush will seriously
damage the padded top material, and should not be used.
Undercoating
Undercoating should not be applied to any moving or rotating
part. It should be kept off air conditioner fittings! and lines,
body and antenna drainholes, and exhaust systems. On cars
equipped with Automatic Level Control, particular care should
be taken not to undercoat any fittings, lines, or system
components.
SPECIAL NOTES
Extended vehicle storage
If you plan to store your car over an extended period of
time, certain steps should be taken to give it maximum pro-
tection. It is recommended that you write to the Cadillac
Motor Car Division, Service Department, Detroit, Michigan for
detailed instructions on how to prepare your Cadillac for storage.
Lights
When the headlights are on high beam a light below the 60
MPH mark on the speedometer glows red. Never leave the high
beam on when driving behind another car or approaching
oncoming traffic. Have all your lights checked regularly.
Your Authorized Cadillac Dealer has the modern equipment
and genuine Cadillac parts to handle these services promptly.
Exhaust gas warning
Avoid inhaling exhaust gases when any concentrations of
these are present in the air, i.e. in a garage, or when parked
for extended periods with the engine running. Exhaust
gases may have strong odors which normally should give
warning of their presence. However, the exhaust gases
from some vehicles may not be noticeable under certain
conditions and the senses of people react differently.
Exhaust gases contain a percentage of carbon monoxide
which is a poisonous gas that, by itself, is tasteless,
colorless and odorless.
Controlled differential
On cars equipped with a Controlled Differential, do not run
the engine for any reason with one rear wheel off the ground,
as the car may drive through the rear wheel remaining on
the ground.
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