1949 Cadillac 62 Madeira Maroon Poly

Representing a landmark postwar General Motors design with a pioneering high-rev OHV V8, this refurbished 1949 Cadillac Series 62 Club Coupe is one of 7,515 such models produced that year. Described as having been repainted seven to 10 years ago, the Cadillac is described by its seller as being “8 out of 10” from a condition standpoint, noting that the car “runs and drives excellent” and has been garage-kept by its two most recent owners. In terms of upgrades, the seller notes a conversion to 12-volt electricals, with a newer retro-style audio system and an improved heater. The seller says the bodywork is in “above average condition,” with “no rust, dents, or scratches.” A minor blemish to one front fender and an intermittent transmission leak are cited as flaws by the seller. Based on the photos, both the engine bay and underside present as clean, with no visible surface corrosion.

• The 331-cu.in. OHV V8, factory rated at 160 horsepower, is described as original.
• The maroon cloth upholstery appears to be in very good, damage-free condition.
• The dashboard presents strongly, with apparent full factory trim.
• The repaint looks to be in very good overall shape, with no obvious blemishes.
• The chrome appears to be complete and free of damage.
• The Cadillac has functional dome lighting.
• The bodywork is described as “in above average condition.”
• The seller cites “no rust, dents, or scratches.
• The Cadillac has reportedly been upgraded to 12-volt electrical operation.
• Both the engine bay and underside present as clean.
• An aftermarket retro-look audio system has been installed.
• The heater is said to have been upgraded.
• At least one auxiliary engine gauge can be seen.

• No additional parts or accessories are included in the sale.

• The seller notes an “occasional transmission leak” from the Hydra-Matic gearbox.
• A small, unspecified blemish to one fender is noted.

• This 1949 Cadillac Series 62 is described as a refurbished example of a historic car.
• The landmark OHV V8 is reported to be original to the car.
• The seller notes a repaint within the past decade.
• A small blemish to one fender is observed.
• The odometer reads 45,683 miles, but actual mileage is unknown.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean Georgia title in his name. Representing a highly significant postwar design, this 1949 Cadillac Series 62 Club Coupe is described as a refurbished example, with a repaint that presents strongly.