1938 Cadillac Model 65 Five-Passenger Imperial Limousine

Lot 1035 | West Palm Beach | Estimate: $28,000 - $32,000

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Highlights

Standout 1930s-era Cadillac that lives up to their motto “The Standard of the World”
One of 110 Series 65 Limousines built in 1938, believed to be one of just 15 extant
The sophisticated Fisher coachwork is characterized by a tall 'egg-crate' grille and optional side-mounted spare tires
This Series 65 Limousine has been completed in a wonderful two-tone, black and orange color scheme over gray cloth upholstery
The consignor states that the car retains its original flathead 346 cu-in V8 engine and three-speed automatic transmission
Fittings are traditional Cadillac, including large wood veneers, polished switches, and easily legible instrumentation
The rear passengers are treated to a wide cloth sofa as well as unrestricted headroom thanks to a rare factory sunroof
Color-matching 16-inch wheels wear polished Cadillac hubcaps and whitewall tires
Once owned by American artist Samuel J. Butcher, best known as the illustrator of the 'Precious Moments' brand of characters
Enjoyed the current owner's care for over 17 years
Displaying 66,869 miles at the time of cataloging, which is believed to be the original mileage

Chassis No. 386519F

Donnie Gould

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