1941 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible Sedan
- VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER: 8352551
- MANUFACTURER: Cadillac Motor Car Co., Detroit, Michigan
- COACH BUILDER: Fleetwood
- BODY CONFIGURATION: Convertible Sedan
- ENGINE CONFIGURATION: V-8, Valves In Block
- BORE & STROKE: 3.5 X 4.5 Inches
- ENGINE DISPLACEMENT: 346 Cubic Inches
- HORSEPOWER: 150 at 3,400 RPM
- FUEL SYSTEM: Mechanical Fuel Pump Carburetor
- IGNITION: Battery, Distributor, Coil
- DRIVE: 3-Speed Transmission, Shaft Drive
- FRAME: Pressed Steel, “X” Member Frame
- SUSPENSION: Independent Front With Coils, Rear;
Semi-Elliptic Springs - BRAKES: 4-Wheel, Vacuum Assisted Hydraulic
- WHEELBASE: 126 Inches
The last four-door convertible produced by Cadillac, the Series 62 convertible sedan boosted a look of power, but with graceful styling. This model was the most expensive the brand offered, fetching $1,965 when first offered. Only 400 were produced, with this particular vehicle being originally purchased by New York socialite, Princess Diane Eristavi, in Stockbridge, Massachusetts on April 10, 1941.