Cadillac Classics is the story of the great American car, from the early elegance of the brass era through the vast Eldorado convertibles of the 1970s. The book features a plethora of evocative original ads and stunning photography that shows off pristine examples in impressive detail.
A sampling of what you'll find in Cadillac Classics:

• The 1912 Model Thirty, the first car with an electric self-starter
• 1937 Lasalle Series 50, which was the pace car in the 1937 Indianapolis 500
• The 1941 Series 75, one of the most famous limousine models
• The 1949 Coupe de Ville, one of the first production hardtop convertibles
• The 1959 Series 62, one of the quintessential soaring tail fin cars of the 1950s

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• If you love the Cadillac, this nostalgic picture book will bring back great memories, detailing the unmistakable style and sophistication captured in fins, chrome, interior and exterior design, advertising, and even the dealerships from which they were sold.
• Cadillac is the leader in innovation with the first standardization of engine parts, electronics, suspension, brakes, and more.
• A brief history of the important Cadillac names and dates
• Features 200 color photographs

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• If you are going to buy only one book on the history of Cadillac, this is it.
• Hundreds of photographs relating to Cadillacs
• Features every model, every event, and every period
• 504 pages

Covers:

• DeVille/Coupe/Sedan DeVille ('70 thru '85)
• Brougham ('70 thru '93)
• Seville ('75 thru '79)

• "...well-organized and well-written and recommended it to anyone undertaking a comprehensive project." -- Classic Auto Restorer Magazine, March, 1998
• "It is very easy to read and to locate a vendor who specializes in what you are looking for." -- Cadillac LaSalle Club
• "The book is one of the best I have seen for vintage parts sources, literature and services." -- 1958 Cadillac Owners Association

• Previous edition to the book above # 0873419251

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• A comprehensive photo history of Cadillacs from 1948 to 1964.
• From the National Automotive History Collection of the Detroit Public Library.