1941 Cadillac Other

Limousine

346 V8 Flathead

Manual

9340055

Clear

Gasoline

SEE THIS CAR SATURDAY MARCH 8 AND SUNDAY MARCH 9 at the CLEVELAND NATIONAL CAR SHOW at the IX CENTER!!! With war breaking out across Europe and Asia, Cadillac production efforts declined substantially in 1940. Additionally, the company decided to modernize its look by integrating the front headlights and making an even larger single hood with all chrome flying goddess. The Series 67 was to be a car available at a price point just south of the standard series 75 Fleetwood. What is interesting is that the Series 67 is actually a longer car by 3 inches! Weighing in at 4,810 pounds the base cost of this imperial sedan version (model 6733) was $2,890. Adjust for inflation, the price today would be $45,988! Total product of the Series 67 in 1941 and 1942 was roughly 1,600 total cars. This is absolutely rare and very beautiful car having lines that are not seen in any other GM model during the 1940s. This car has rear wheel fender skirts but I believe it looks better without! Please take the opportunity to see this car and bid on it as it needs a great home! This is the 2nd 1941 Cadillac that I will have hopefully find a great home for! Good luck bidding and please contact me with questions. Thank you!