Barn Find. Complete car with minimal rust. Paint is in very decent
shape and could be brought back to life without a repaint. Non-
running Body panels straight, doors open and close well. Hood
springs strong and hold hood well. All gauges are clear. Car
located in Northeast, Ohio. The 1941 Cadillac Sixty Special by
Fleetwood was a significant luxury sedan that stood out for its
refined styling, advanced engineering, and high-end features. It
was part of Cadillacs prestigious Sixty Special series, which was
first introduced in 1938 and designed by Bill Mitchell, who later
became one of GMs most influential designers. Design and Features
The 1941 model featured a more streamlined body compared to its
predecessors, incorporating integrated fenders, a longer wheelbase
(126 inches), and a wider stance for improved road presence. It was
one of the first Cadillacs to have concealed running boards, giving
it a sleek, modern look. The grille was more pronounced with
horizontal chrome bars, a signature Cadillac design element. The
Fleetwood coachwork provided a luxurious and tailored feel, with
premium materials and elegant trim. Engine and Performance Powered
by a 346 cubic-inch (5.7L) L-head V8 engine producing 150
horsepower. Paired with either a 3-speed manual transmission or the
optional Hydra-Matic automatic transmission, which was introduced
in 1941"making it one of the earliest luxury cars to offer an
automatic gearbox. It featured independent front suspension and
hydraulic brakes for a smoother and safer driving experience.
Luxury and Interior The interior was spacious and elegant,
featuring broadcloth or leather upholstery, rich wood accents, and
plush carpeting. Optional features included power windows (a rare
luxury at the time), a push-button radio, and fog lights. The car
was positioned between the standard Cadillac series and the
ultra-luxurious 75 Series, making it a popular choice for
executives and upscale buyers. Legacy The 1941 Cadillac Sixty
Special is often considered one of the most beautiful pre-war
Cadillacs due to its refined styling and advanced features. Its
design cues influenced Cadillac models in the following years and
set the stage for post-war luxury car trends. Today, well-preserved
examples are highly sought after by collectors, especially those
with original Fleetwood bodies and Hydra-Matic transmissions.
Vehicle Details
1941 Cadillac Fleetwood
Listing ID:CC-1972959
Price:$7,500
Location:Solon, Ohio
Year:1941
Make:Cadillac
Model:Fleetwood
Exterior Color:Metallic Silver
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:91823
Stock Number:2250325
VIN:6341510
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