2004 Cadillac CTS-V Racer Sedan

In 2004 Cadillac re-entered racing with a major splash. Working with Pratt & Miller for engineering, fabrication and team support, they created a three-car team with a race version of the new CTS-V. These cars would run in the SCCA Speed World Challenge. Pratt & Miller had previously worked with General Motors on the highly successful Corvette Race program.

This car is chassis number 002 which was driven by Andy Pilgrim for five years. It is the actual car that Pilgrim raced to clinch the 2005 championship.

Starting with the required 'body in white', the Pratt & Miller team did an extensive re-engineering. The LS based V8 engine produces a reliable 500+ horsepower. Extensive use of carbon fiber along with the modified chassis offer a balanced center of gravity.

The current owners acquired this car shortly after it was retired from racing.