Vehicle Description
1941 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible
The 1941 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible was ground braking in
design and styling. Making Cadillac a highly sought-after classic
touring car for collectors.
The all-new 1941Cadillac Series 62 model established Cadillac as
America's ultimate automobile status symbol. Hary Earl, Bill
Mitchell and Arthur Ross's great master work in design was the 1941
Cadillac. Body by Coach Craft and great appointments and interior
by Fleetwood. The '41 has become one of the most cherished of
American automobiles throughout history. "The 1941 firmly
established Cadillac's strong and extremely successful styling
identity," Walt McCall.
The Series 62 Convertible is one of the truly iconic cars of its
era, although just 3,100 were originally built with style number
6267D. The beauty of a smoothly sculpted body sparkled with chrome
accents that enhanced its flowing lines. The '41 was an all new
design starting with the frame being redesigned and independent
front suspension to give a much smoother ride on all types of
roads. The Series 62 is also one of the best driving cars of the
period. The horizontal-theme grille stretched from side to side.
The hood was made front-opening for the first time, and the gas
tank filler was hidden in the left rear taillight, a feature that
became a Cadillac hallmark. The convertible top was available only
as a Deluxe model, which included rear fender skirts, wheel trim,
and other decor items.
Presently wearing a very nice older restoration in Gloss Black
(code 51) with red leather interior and black cloth top with glass
rear window and red trim. The striking instrument panel are hand
painted wood design. The original gauges have been restored and are
in working order. A more efficient heater would be hard to find.
Defrost and heat with a two-speed fan. The full chrome in dash AM
radio #7240371 lights up and the push buttons work smoothly.
The 346 cu in (5.7L) is very strong and runs smooth. The 3-speed
Manual Synchromesh transmission shifts effortlessly. All pans and
frame have been restored and coated in gloss
black...immaculate.
Aesthetically speaking the '41 a sleek and clean profile of flowing
lines and fine detail bring the design together. Making it the most
important design in Cadillac history. The elegant proportions of
the two-door convertible to create one of the most appealing cars
of the pre-war-era. Being part of the Classic Car Club of America
and is therefore eligible to participate in CARavan tours and club
shows and events. This is a highly sought-after classic touring
car, and coveted by collectors.
Take it home for $92,000.00!
This car is located in Edmonds, Washington.
