The 1939 Cadillac Series 75 Convertible Coupe is a striking pre-war
convertible powered by Cadillac's V8 engine driven by a three-speed
manual transmission, and is in overall excellent condition. The
Cadillac is finished in Kingston Gray with a green leather interior
and brown convertible top. This Cadillac is a CCCA award winner and
has been through a three-year restoration. This Cadillac has
remarkable rarity as one of only 27 examples built with just
fiveknown survivors. This is a great opportunity to own a
collectible, well-cared show winner and road-ready Cadillac! The
1939 model year represents the pinnacle of pre-war American luxury
craftsmanship, with this Series 75 Convertible Coupe built by
Fleetwood. The 1939 Cadillac is recognized as a highly significant
classic and commands respect among serious collectors for its
engineering and design. The Cadillac was built on January 27, 1939,
and originally shipped to Northwest Motor Co in Seattle,
Washington. This Cadillac has been known as a CCCA award winner and
went through a three-year restoration to original
specifications.The current owner acquired the Cadillac in 2020 and
has actively enjoyed it for both short and long-distance touring.
The exterior of the Cadillac is finished in Kingston Gray that is
in overall excellent condition with good depth and color. There are
some chipped areas in high use areas and minimal retouched spots.
The chrome and brightwork are in excellent condition, and the
windshield and glass are in excellent condition. The Cadillac has
its signature dual side-mounted spare tires, 16-inch chrome wheels
with Hercules whitewall tires, functioning bullet style headlights
and taillights, turn signals, and a working horn. The convertible
top is brown with dark green piping in excellent condition, and the
brownboot cover is brown is in excellent condition. The Cadillac is
a lovely example that maintains its classic convertible
presentation! The interior of the Cadillac is in overall excellent
condition, featuring green leather upholstery with green carpeting
in excellent overall condition and a brown painted dash that is in
excellent condition. The doors have wood door caps with a beautiful
inlay design and green leather door panelswith white stitching. The
cream-colored steering wheel is in excellent overall condition with
no cracks. All instrumentation is operational including the
speedometer, fuel gauge, oil pressure gauge, engine temperature
gauge, and amperage gauge, with a clock that is not working.The
rear jump seats are green leather in excellent condition, and the
trunk features light brown carpet in excellent condition. The cabin
presents as well preserved and ready to enjoy. Mechanically, the
Cadillac is powered by its V8 engine equipped with a three-speed
manual transmission that operates smoothly. The Cadillac has h
ydraulic drum brakes, front independent coil-spring suspension and
a rear semi-floating axle with semi-elliptical leaf springs. The
Cadillac has a 6V electrical system with generator charging with
cutoff switch. The Cadillac starts, runs, and drives great! For
more information and details, please call or text Kendi Brown at
1.623.404.9042 or email us at [email protected] . This
1939 Cadillac Series 75 Convertible Coupe is available for
inspection at our showroom in Phoenix. We are pleased to offer
FaceTime or WhatsApp live video inspections, and we help coordinate
shipping worldwide. We also have financing partners if you are
interested in financing.
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