Cadillac made great strides in styling for 1941. For the first time, headlights were fully integrated into the front fenders and a horizontal-theme grille stretched from side to side and the hood was made front-opening for the first time. Apart from the Series 61, the most popular 1941 Cadillac was the model exemplified by this car; Cadillac, in traditional fashion, called it the “Touring Sedan for Five Passengers.” It is thought by some that, aesthetically, this was a high point in Cadillac styling. Visually, the car is a masterpiece of subtle, flowing curves.
Auburn Fall 2013
1941 Cadillac Series 62
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$30,000 - $35,000 USD | Not Sold
| Auburn, Indiana
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- Powered by a 150hp 346cid V-8 and three-speed manual transmission.
- A strong-running and well-presented example ideal for touring.
- Considered by experts to be the high point in Cadillac style and design.
- CCCA Full Classic eligible for all club events, CARavans and Grand Classics.
The car on offer is a strong and well-presented example that runs with the 346-cid, 150-hp V-8 engine that is connected to a three-speed column-shift transmission. With many attractive design cues, strong running abilities and having Full Classic status from the CCCA gives this car much credence for serious consideration.
