1938 Cadillac Series 75 - Ellingson Motorcars

Full size photosThis 1938 Cadillac Series 75 4 Door Convertible Sedan is a show-quality car and is one of the rarest Cadillacs ever made.This Convertible 4 Door Sedan has a Fleetwood body making it 1 of 58 produced by Fleetwood in 1938, adding to the rarity and making this a very desirable and highly collectible car.With an overall length of 220.5 inches and weighing in at 5,110 pounds, this bodacious beauty was always considered one of the most prestigious Cadillacs.In 1938, the V-8 Cadillacs featured an incredible design from the front grill to the beautiful trunk design. The grill is a work of art with its glistening chrome egg crate design.This antique '38 Cadillac is powered by a 346 Cubic Inch Cadillac V8 motor with single barrel carburetor and 3 speed selective synchro manual transmission with column-mounted shifter.All of the chrome and brightwork is showroom new and presents exceptionally well.The exterior of this pre-war Cadillac is finished in perfect maroon and black paint and the tan canvas top looks like it's brand new.This 1938 Cadillac sits on 4 wide whitewall bias ply tires wrapped around 16" Cadillac rims with correct hubcaps.There are also dual side mounts with covers which were an add-on option back in 1938.The interior of this car is in excellent, museum quality condition as well.The maroon leather bench seat interior looks brand new, with little to no wear and tear.The rear passenger compartment has a working divider window, suicide doors, and an enormous amount of leg room.The woodgrain dash and door trim, as well as the steering wheel and gauges are in excellent shape.Even the chrome convertible top hardware is in spectacular condition.Whether you're looking to add to your fleet of classic Cadillacs or you're looking for your first one, this ultra-rare show-quality 1938 Cadillac Series 75 4 Door Convertible Sedan is the car for you!
Vehicle Description
This 1938 Cadillac Series 75 4 Door Convertible Sedan is a show-quality car and is one of the rarest Cadillacs ever made.This Convertible 4 Door Sedan has a Fleetwood body making it 1 of 58 produced by Fleetwood in 1938, adding to the rarity and making this a very desirable and highly collectible car.With an overall length of 220.5 inches and weighing in at 5,110 pounds, this bodacious beauty was always considered one of the most prestigious Cadillacs.In 1938, the V-8 Cadillacs featured an incredible design from the front grill to the beautiful trunk design. The grill is a work of art with its glistening chrome egg crate design.This antique '38 Cadillac is powered by a 346 Cubic Inch Cadillac V8 motor with single barrel carburetor and 3 speed selective synchro manual transmission with column-mounted shifter.All of the chrome and brightwork is showroom new and presents exceptionally well.The exterior of this pre-war Cadillac is finished in perfect maroon and black paint and the tan canvas top looks like it's brand new.This 1938 Cadillac sits on 4 wide whitewall bias ply tires wrapped around 16" Cadillac rims with correct hubcaps.There are also dual side mounts with covers which were an add-on option back in 1938.The interior of this car is in excellent, museum quality condition as well.The maroon leather bench seat interior looks brand new, with little to no wear and tear.The rear passenger compartment has a working divider window, suicide doors, and an enormous amount of leg room.The woodgrain dash and door trim, as well as the steering wheel and gauges are in excellent shape.Even the chrome convertible top hardware is in spectacular condition.Whether you're looking to add to your fleet of classic Cadillacs or you're looking for your first one, this ultra-rare show-quality 1938 Cadillac Series 75 4 Door Convertible Sedan is the car for you!
Vehicle Warranty
WARRANTIES FOR THIS VEHICLE:
AS IS - NO DEALER WARRANTY

THE DEALER DOES NOT PROVIDE A WARRANTY FOR ANY REPAIRS AFTER SALE.
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