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1936 Cadillac Series 85 V-12

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10 comments

??? said:

Oh my goodness ... what a beauty!
11 years ago

Indycaver (Norm) replied to ???:

Thanks Chris! Lots of beauties like this there!
11 years ago

Shuttering Yukon said:

oh what a magnificent car, but I absolutely h.a.t.e.!! the colour! If I had the disposable money to buy one, I would skip this one just because of that. ~yikes~
11 years ago

Indycaver (Norm) replied to Shuttering Yukon:

It's the color of money! :-)
11 years ago

Shuttering Yukon replied to Indycaver (Norm):

I was thinking more the colour of baby pooh... but to each his own!
11 years ago

1971 Dodge Charger R… said:

They must not have sold many cars as elegant as this during the depression.
Most people were probably lucky if they could afford a used Model T.
When I lived in Illinois I once passed a 1930s V-16 Cadillac on the tollway while driving my '70 Cadillac ambulance.
It must have been a rare sight like seeing a dinosaur passing a unicorn. : ]
11 years ago

Indycaver (Norm) replied to 1971 Dodge Charger R…:

For every loser during the depression ... there was a winner somewhere else! :-) I think the longest drive most of these cars go for is from the auction block to the trailer!
11 years ago

Indycaver (Norm) replied to Shuttering Yukon:

I'll take money ... you can have the baby poo! :-)
11 years ago

HaarFager said:

That's a shame, too. These cars were made to be driven.
11 years ago

Indycaver (Norm) replied to HaarFager:

Yes, but at this level they are as much an investment as a car!
11 years ago