1939 Cadillac Series 75 Convertible Coupe

This rare Cadillac is the pinnacle of bold American art deco design. The stylized chrome grill, hood ornament, and interior accouterments harken back to a bygone era. This Fleetwood-bodied convertible was one of only 27 built in 1939, with just five surviving today. Its original sale price of $3,500 ensured exclusivity. This particular car was featured in the factory's Fleetwood brochure, with its striking combination of Kingston gray over green leather. The daunting 141-inch wheelbase was shared with the V-16 models of that year.

This car was originally delivered to Seattle, WA. It was later discovered in 1990, after spending 30 years in a Vancouver auto museum. The car underwent a painstaking three-year restoration to factory specifications. The car has been regularly exercised as originally intended, completing a 2,000-mile tour across the Canadian Rockies and a 1,000-mile jaunt across Europe.

The car entered into the collection of the current owners in early 2009. A sympathetic preservation was performed by Randy Kimberly, which ensures that it remains authentic and reliable for years to come.