1929 Cadillac Series 341B Eight Fisher Body Sport Phaeton

Cadillac built slightly more than 18,000 cars in 1929. The 341 was offered with an exceptionally diverse range of bodywork from two coachbuilders; Fisher and Fleetwood. They utilized a 140-inch wheelbase, as the longer 152-inch wheelbase was strictly reserved for commercial models such as hearses.

This Dual Cowl Phaeton was built in November 1928. Shipped to its first owner in Portland, Maine, it features a body by Fleetwood. It has some notable options including the six spoked wheels, a folding trunk rack, wind wings, the folding tonneau windshield, and dual tire-mounted mirrors.

This automobile has been meticulously restored to as-delivered glory in the original color scheme of Madeira Maroon and Carolina Ivory with Gold Bronze striping. The convertible top, side curtains, and truck cover are Drab Duck.

This 1929 Cadillac was given sport phaeton coachwork and finished in the color scheme of Madeira Maroon and Carolina Ivory with dual side-mounted spares. It was sent to Boston on November 24th of 1928 and then delivered to Portland, Maine. At some point in its life, it was owned by a Rhode Island mortuary for flowers in processions. Ruben 'Robert' Marks owned it for several years before it was acquired by the current owner.

The car has been given a professional restoration and achieved a First Prize in AACA National competition.

This Cadillac has running boards, a side-mounted spotlight, and front and rear fold-down windshield with front wind wings. There is a tan top cover, removable side windows, and a rear-mounted trunk.

By Daniel Vaughan | Jul 2019