Cadillac Series 61 1950

Exterior:
The exterior is finished in Burgundy paint with a straight body.
Minor pitting is noted on bright work but no other significant imperfections were found. Interior:
The interior features varying shades of gray, including cloth and vinyl upholstery.
The seats are covered in light gray cloth with dark gray toppers showing some patina and discoloration.
The steering wheel has yellowed and cracked plastic.
The gauge cluster is chrome-framed with bold white numbering on a black background.
An AM radio and clock are present but not functional at the time of inspection. Drivetrain:
Equipped with a numbers-matching 331ci V8 engine producing 160 horsepower.
Fuel delivery is via a 2-barrel carburetor.
A Hydramatic 4-speed transmission transfers power to the rear wheels.
Drum brakes are fitted on all four corners. Undercarriage:
The underside is clean with minimal surface rust and no significant fluid leaks noted.
Undercoating has preserved the underbody, and a single exhaust exits out back.
Coil springs are used in the front suspension while leaf springs are employed at the rear. Driveability:
The engine starts without issue and provides adequate acceleration for its size.
Tracking is straight with good visibility from the driver’s seat.
Horn and radio functions were not working during inspection, but other systems operate as expected. This 1950 Cadillac Series 61 Club Coupe represents a significant piece of American automotive history, offering both form and function in a luxurious package. It is ready for its next owner to enjoy its classic charm and impressive presence.