1941 Cadillac Series 62 Coupe

This 1941 Cadillac Series 6227 Coupe is one of 1,985 of this series produced. It had an initial base price of $1,420 and wears a body by Fischer. Cadillac production in 1941 reflected a fresh design over the entire automobile line. Several 'firsts' were introduced by Cadillac in 1941. Cadillac had the first fully automatic transmission, the 4-speed 'Hydra-Matic.' Air conditioning became an option. Directional signals became standard equipment. Cadillac boasted in 1941 that 'In the field above two thousand dollars, approximately two-thirds of all motorists make Cadillac their choice.' The durable 'Mono-Bloc' V-8 engine would go to war, powering the United States Army's M-5 and M-24 tanks.

This Cadillac is an original, unrestored example. It is equipped with the following options: Fender Skirts, Radio, Deluxe Heater, Fog Lamps, Back Up Light, Windshield Washer, Running Boards, and Wheel Trim Rings.