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For Sale at Auction: 1932 Cadillac 355B in Punta Gorda, Florida
- 353 CI L-Head V-8 Engine - 3-Speed Manual Transmission - Cream
and Tan Exterior over Saddle Interior - Tan Convertible Soft Top -
Dual Enclosed Side-Mounted Tires with Mirrors - Two-Position Second
Windshield - Proudly Displays the National Senior First Prize Badge
- This Rare Cadillac is a Stunning, CCCA Full Classic� - Attractive
All-Weather Phaeton Body by Fisher - Verified by a Copy of its
Original Build Sheet - Comprehensive and Documented Restoration -
Long-Term Ownership by a Prominent Collector - Previously Residing
in the Turlock, California Snider Collection, it has been Part of
the Well-Known Florida-Based Classic Car Collection of Ed Miller -
CCCA and AACA National First Prize Winner with Documents - $130,000
Plus in Records - 3-Inch Thick Restoration File Complete with Copy
Cadillac Historical Document - Delivered New Through Galles New
Mexico Motor Co (1 of 5 Cadillacs Delivered to NM during 1932 Great
Depression) -- This item is a part of Premier Auction Group LLC's
upcoming auction on December 5th & 6th, 2025 in Punta Gorda, FL. --
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