The Cadillac Series 62 is a series of cars which was produced by Cadillac from 1940 through 1964. • CLEAN TITLE, 117,993 ORIGINAL MILES, THE TITLE SAYS...
012923 – 1977 Lincoln Versailles – 1
Cadillac auto - gorgeous photo
Explore liongrrl's 25496 photos on Flickr!
Remarkable 1994 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham 5.7L V8 Automatic 66k Miles Spectacular Original 1994 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham Sedan 66,702 Actual Miles One Family Owned Always Garage Kept Powered by 5.7L V8 Engine Automatic Transmission Air Conditioning Power Steering Power Brakes Power Windows Power Locks Power Seats Tilt Steering AM/FM/Cassette Stereo Amazing Luxury Time Capsule Ready for...
1971 Oldsmobile DELTA 88 ROYALE CONVERTIBLE
Where is the collector car market headed in 2020? Three experts, including “Chasing Classic Cars” host Wayne Carini, weigh in on what we can expect of classic car values now and over the coming year.
1970 Buick Electra Convertible Custom for sale at RM Sotheby's Fort Lauderdale
First announced in 1993, the Cerbera intended as the flagship of the TVR range was an ambitious project, the first 2+2 coupe featuring a new AJP V8 engine designed and built in house. TVR’s bold new approach was much lauded by the motoring press and enthusiasts alike and the early road tests when production eventually began in 1996 were full of praise. Unfortunately as is
1967 CADILLAC DEVILLE CONVERTIBLE BEAUTIFUL FACTORY CORRECT FLAMENCO RED WITH BLACK INTERIOR AND TOP! INCREDIBLE ORIGINAL CONDITION! BELIEVED TO BE 41,269 MILES! 429-CUBICH-INCH V-8/340 HORSEPOWER! AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION! FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING! POWER WINDOWS! POWER LOCKS! POWER SEAT! POWER TOP! CRUISE CONTROL! 1967 CADILLAC DEVILLE COVERTIBLE One look at this gorgeous Flamenco...
1954 Chrysler Ghia ST Special Coupe
Description Summary A survivor with mostly original paint. Once part of the Art Astor Collection. Runs very well. Rare 1942 Dodge coupe. Details The 1942 Dodge Custom Club coupe powered by an L-head straight 6 engine, Stromberg carburetor, 3-speed manual transmission, independent front coil springs and rear elliptic springs with the engine developing 105hp. Custom Club coupes were easily identified from the Deluxe coupes by the use of chrome beading around the windows and dual wipers. This 1942 Dodge is a rare find indeed. With 56,290 original miles, the paintwork appears mostly original, though there are a few touch-up spots. There is also a very small rub-through area on the top of the right front fender. All of the brightwork is there, with 66 years of nice patina. The front and rear bumper chrome is as new. The chassis is clean, but does show that the car is 66 years old. The chassis is bone dry, no signs of corrosion or rust or any previous accident damage. The coupe runs and drives very nicely. The transmission shifts smoothly. Steering is also remarkably tight and does not have excessive play. The interior is finished in beige houndstooth cloth that is certainly period for the car. The headliner appears absolutely original. The engine compartment is also remarkably clean and with the exception of a modern battery and shows a nice clean patina as well. Remarkably well-preserved and ready to enjoy. Summary A survivor with mostly original paint. Once part of the Art Astor Collection. Runs very well. Rare 1942 Dodge coupe. Details The 1942 Dodge Custom Club coupe powered by an L-head straight 6 engine, Stromberg carburetor, 3-speed manual transmission, independent front coil springs and rear elliptic springs with the engine developing 105hp. Custom Club coupes were easily identified from the Deluxe coupes by the use of chrome beading around the windows and dual wipers. This 1942 Dodge is a rare find indeed. With 56,290 original miles, the paintwork appears mostly original, though there are a few touch-up spots. There is also a very small rub-through area on the top of the right front fender. All of the brightwork is there, with 66 years of nice patina. The front and rear bumper chrome is as new. The chassis is clean, but does show that the car is 66 years old. The chassis is bone dry, no signs of corrosion or rust or any previous accident damage. The coupe runs and drives very nicely. The transmission shifts smoothly. Steering is also remarkably tight and does not have excessive play. The interior is finished in beige houndstooth cloth that is certainly period for the car. The headliner appears absolutely original. The engine compartment is also remarkably clean and with the exception of a modern battery and shows a nice clean patina as well. Remarkably well-preserved and ready to enjoy.
Oldride offers classic car/truck classifieds, parts, sales, & purchases. Find your vintage vehicle here!
Classic cars for sale in the most trusted collector car marketplace in the world. Hemmings Motor News has been serving the classic car hobby since 1954. We are largest vintage car website with the...
Year: 1984 Mileage: 84053 Engine: 4.1 Transmission: Automatic Model: Other Disability Equipped: No Drive Side: Left-hand drive Fuel Type: Gasoline Interior Color: Gray Make: Cadillac Exterior Color: Black Drive Type: 2WD Body Type: Limousine Number of Cylinders: 8
Last week I showed you guys some of the scenes from this year’s winter car swap meet in Turlock, California. And while the swap meet itself takes up most of the space at the fairgrounds over the weekend, you’ll also find a separate area dedicated to classic and collector cars that are up for sale. As …
