REDUCED! 1942 CADILLAC 7 pass, 39k mi, original wool, Dk Green $19,999

[V63]

1942 Cadillac Fleetwood 7 passenger sedan, (non-division limousine) 39k miles, forest green/tan wool. Nice survivor!!!  Driver quality, $29k
located near Durango Colorado.

[Willbarq]

Thank you.

[Willbarq]

Giving this thread a bump. because it's nice from what I see. 

[jdemerson]

Wow!  Thank you for posting...

John Emerson

[Willbarq]

The 1943 I'm sure (at the time) nobody would prefer that one. I could think of modern purposes which are appropriate.

[Bryan J Moran]

Cars such as this beautiful 75 series make it hard to not dip back into the hobby. I've seen my 401k lose about 18% in the past 18 months, wherein the lost amount would just about equal the asking price of this car. 

[caddybob]

I would like to talk to you further on your 1942 Cadillac as I am interested.  Can I please get your phone number. my email is bobby@homebidderz.com.  Thanks

[Jw4]

This does look nice! And the steering wheel is still intact, assuming that it is original. Too bad I am looking for a newer model.
Where is the listing from? Do we have any pictures of all the interesting spots, like the under-body? Running boards, wheel wells, trunk floor, frame mounting spots, etc.?
More pictures is is usually better! 

[Bryan J Moran]

Ivan - it's near Durango, Colorado.  It's painful to not be able to make an offer on this car.  It HAS TO be worth $20,000 or best offer.  It's not right for me to shame anyone, but this car belongs in a CLC member's garage.  So rare, and fun to own.

[Jw4]

Hi Bryan,

Yes, I did check the location. I was actually referring to the online listing (if any). In the first post, it appears that the car is listed for sale on some website. I was just curious if there are more pictures over there, which I was referring to.

[Bryan J Moran]

Thank you for obliging those of us who were simply lookie-loos.