1949 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible at Auction
At an auction at the Circuit of the Americas, the Formula One race track in Austin, Texas. This wonderful car exudes class and exclusivity and sold for $55,000.
At an auction at the Circuit of the Americas, the Formula One race track in Austin, Texas. This wonderful car exudes class and exclusivity and sold for $55,000.
Visiting Palermo, Sicily, a few years ago, while I was nosing round the old harbor area, I hit the jackpot stumbling across a specialty garage. Outside that garage, when I told the garage owner that
Beautiful, and significant car. The 1949 Cadillac had the first modern OHV, lightweight V8, with 331 cu. in. 160 hp, plus the excellent four-speed Hydramatic automatic transmission. It took the other American manufacturers as long
This car is a build for a customer that supplied the chopped 1949 Mercury. Mercury Charlie’s staff upgraded it in only two months. Powered by a multi-carb Chevy 350 V8 and adorned with a 1953
Near perfect, impressive car at Murphos Rod & Custom. Had either a four speed Hydramatic from GM, or three speed manual. Big 337 cu. in. flathead V8. More info on wikipedia.
Is that the Congress Ave. Bridge? And, what kind of car is this??
Ad text: “1949 ford – $1500 (Bonham) A 1949 ford with top removed, custom front and rear (Lincoln) one of a kind. No motor or tranny,set up for ford motor. Comes with title. Car has