From Private Museum 1951 Cadillac Series 62 "Royal" Convertible
(VIN #516244546) This Magnificent and Quite Rare (1 of 2) Classic
Cadillacs finished in Stunning Black (#1) with Red Hydes (#153) as
built by Cadillac for the Royal Family and used by Prince Philip,
the Duke of Edinburgh, and Princess Elizabeth, as a Royal Parade
Car in Canada during October and November 1951. The portfolio
includes video and photographic documentation in the Parade Car,
confirming its' Historical Significance. It was fully restored to
Original Specifications including Exterior, Interior, Brightwork,
(2) Tops, and Mechanics. It comes with full complement of
amenities: Hydra-matic Transmission 4 Forward Speeds Power Assisted
Steering Hydro-Electric Window and Seat Controls Hydro-Electric
Convertible Top Hydro-Electric Antenna Signal Seeking Radio
Directional Signals Dual Backup Lamps Automatic Delux
Heating/Defrost System Under Seat Auxiliary Heating Courtesy Lamp
Electric Clock Cigar Lighter (Unused) Exquisite Red Leather Hydes
(#153) Vent Windows "Cadillac" Scripted Vanity Mirror Cadillac
Front and Rear Seat Belts Tinted E-Z Eye Glass Transparent Vinyl
Cabin Enclosure Special Order and Used for Parade Viewing Haartz
Canvas Convertible Top Canvas Boot Cover and Envelope Dual Foglamps
Bullet Shape Front and Rear Bumper Guards Rear Tail Fins Left Fin
Lifts for Gasoline Input Rear Wheel Shields Beautiful Sombrero
Hubcaps Wide Whitewall Tyres Coker Classic 8.00 x 15 Magnificent
Art Deco Hood Medallion Dual Chrome Side View Mirrors Engraved Door
Plaque Commemorating Royal Tour V-8 Engine 160 Horsepower 331 Cubic
Inch Displacement (4) Barrel Carburetion (Rare) Bore + Stroke: 3
13/16 in. x 3 ? in. Compression Ratio: 7.5 to 1 Enlarged Special
Order Radiator (Parade Touring) 12 Volt Electrical System Battery
Cutoff Bumper Mounted Flag Holder (2) British Flags Chrome Exhaust
Deflector Tool Kit Sales Literature Shop Manual Owner's Manual Show
Quality Engine Compartment Original GM Build Sheet and Invoice
Documents Car's Shipment from Detroit to Canada All Numbers
Matching Overall Length: 215.5 inches Overall Width: 60 inches
Weight: 4,155 lbs During the Canadian Tour (October/November 1951,)
the Cadillac was frequently driven by the Royal Mounted Police for
security purposes. The Magnificent Condition of the Original
Untouched and Unblemished Undercarriage attests to the Low Mileage.
The odometer shows only 11,000 miles from new, believed to be
correct. It is in Pristine Condition Throughout and garners all the
"Oohs and Aahs" anytime out! If you might enjoy an Extremely Rare
Royal Family Caddy in Pristine Condition and of "Historical
Significance," I believe you will be Most Favorably Impressed with
this Very Special Example!!! Ask $179,950.
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