1941 Cadillac
Jul 18, 2019 12:44:46 #
1941 Cadillac, 62 Series, 4-Door Convertible
Jul 18, 2019 12:48:06 #
Last one produced before WWII. Next was 1946. My dad had a 47 two door coup. I loved that car... Had style
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Beautiful car - very nice series. Especially like the shot of the interior.
Jul 19, 2019 06:51:41 #
KTJohnson wrote:
1941 Cadillac, 62 Series, 4-Door Convertible
Excellent
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KTJohnson wrote:
1941 Cadillac, 62 Series, 4-Door Convertible
Excellent series. Well, they sure don't make them like this anymore.
In the 2nd photo down, is that a corvette in the background? If it is what year is it?
Just curious. But I would much rather have the Caddie
Jul 19, 2019 08:15:04 #
My Uncle Bunk had one of these.
I remember coming back from the Texas State Fair in Dallas in 1948 with the top down, Daddy and Uncle
Bunk in the front seat and my older brothers James and Thomas in the back seat with me.
We were speeding with the top down when a Highway Patroman, that's what they called them at that time
in Texas, stopped us for speeding.
He didn't give us a ticket; I think he thought we were having too much fun.
The next year I started to school.
Life was good in our part of America in 1948.
Thanks for sparking that memory with your wonderful photos.
I remember coming back from the Texas State Fair in Dallas in 1948 with the top down, Daddy and Uncle
Bunk in the front seat and my older brothers James and Thomas in the back seat with me.
We were speeding with the top down when a Highway Patroman, that's what they called them at that time
in Texas, stopped us for speeding.
He didn't give us a ticket; I think he thought we were having too much fun.
The next year I started to school.
Life was good in our part of America in 1948.
Thanks for sparking that memory with your wonderful photos.
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