1940 Cadillac 75 Croyden Cream

Described as an “older, high-quality” restoration, and reported by the seller to be production number 1 of 45 examples of this open-top luxury car built in 1940, this 1940 wood ies 75 convertible sedan is reported to now have an original engine, and is “highly optioned,” including dual sidemount spare tires. The has reportedly “mellowed gently and is ideally suited for tours,” or show display. The appears to be in very good overall condition, with wooden caps and trim that incorporate a factory clock. The tan cloth interior facings look to be in good shape, with no visible damage. The chrome shows no obvious blemishes, and the chrome appears to be complete, undamaged, and in very good overall condition. Riding on a 141-inch wheelbase, the wood presents strongly; its engine bay and underside appear clean in the provided photos.

• The original 346-cu.in. L-head V8 is factory rated at 140 horsepower.
• The is desirably optioned with dual sidemount spare tires.
• The dashboard presents strongly and appears to have full factory trim.
• The convertible top shows no damage and looks to have very good fit.
• The interior facings, front and rear, show no damage and no soiling.
• The undercarriage and engine bay present as clean.
• The is equipped with a grille guard.
• A factory radio of unknown functionality is in the dashboard.

• No additional equipment or accessories are included.

• No pressing needs are cited by the seller.

• This 1940 wood ies 75 is reported to be the first of 45 convertible sedans built that year.
• The car is described as having an older restoration with the original engine.
• The exterior shows no obvious damage or imperfections.
• The ’s interior looks to be in very good overall condition.
• The odometer reads 51,006 miles but actual mileage is unknown.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean title in his name. ported to be the first of 45 similar cars produced by that year, this 1940 wood ies 75 convertible sedan is described as an older restoration that remains strongly presentable.