CADILLAC Cadillac Series 62 1941 Deluxe Convertible Coupe

1941 Cadillac Series 62

1941 Cadillac Series 62 Deluxe Convertible CoupePresented in an elegant black-over-black color combination, this 1941 Cadillac Series 62 Deluxe Convertible Coupe captures the distinctive pre-war styling that made Cadillac one of America’s leading luxury marques. Its long, flowing bodywork is complemented by a black convertible top, chrome accents, rear fender skirts, and the iconic Cadillac “Flying Goddess” hood ornament.Highlights:- Exterior Color: Black- Interior Color: Black- Cadillac L-head V8 Engine- Hydra-Matic Automatic Transmission- Single-Barrel Carburetor- Drum Brakes- Black Convertible Top w/ Boot Cover- Two-Piece Split Windshield- Body-Color Black Rear Fender Skirts- Flying Goddess Hood Ornament- Chrome Bumpers- 15-Inch Steel Wheels w/ Cadillac Hubcaps- Full-Size Spare Tire IncludedPower comes from Cadillac’s Cadillac L-head V8 engine, paired with an automatic transmission with a column-mounted selector. The engine is complemented by a single-exit exhaust, while the exterior features chrome bumpers and trim, 15-inch steel wheels, Auburn wide whitewall tires, Cadillac-branded hubcaps, and rear fender skirts. A full-size spare is also included.Inside, the cabin features comfortable bench seating along with a two-spoke steering wheel with horn ring, analog clock, period-style instrumentation, and a fender-mounted antenna. The convertible top and open-air body style further highlight the character of this pre-war Cadillac.The 1941 Series 62 represented a major styling step forward for Cadillac, with its integrated headlights, broad grille, flowing fenders, and lower overall profile. Cadillac produced approximately 3,100 Series 62 Convertible Coupes for 1941, giving this body style a relatively limited production run.With its combination of Cadillac’s large V8, Hydra-Matic automatic transmission, classic convertible proportions, and unmistakable 1941 styling, this Series 62 offers a distinctive opportunity to own a piece of American automotive history that is mechanically sound. For $49,950