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1957' Cadillac Series 62
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194,000złPublished 18 July 2023
Updated 29 September 2024ID: 7PLEQb
Updated 29 September 2024ID: 7PLEQb
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Information from the owner
Body: Convertible
Age: 67 years
Mileage: 132368 km
Displacement: 5972 cc
Fuel: Petrol
Transmission: Automatic
Exterior color: Black
Seller's comments about 1957' Cadillac Series 62
Cadillac Series 62 2dr Convertible Coupe '57
Cadillac – a legendary American brand that is a symbol of top-shelf luxury
Series 62 - a stylish, dignified, elegant model by in the years 1941-1964
Convertible - a convertible body that is at the top of the collector's ladder of value and desire
A beautiful American 2-color 2-door convertible with a soft top from the second half of the 19th century. 50's:
Cadillac Series 62 2dr Convertible Coupe (5th model generation; 1957-58)
Year of manufacture: 1957
Engine: 6.0 V8 (5,981 cc; 365.0 cid) gasoline naturally aspirated carburetor (Rochester 4-barrel); cast iron block, 16-valve OHV [overhead valve timing], hydraulic tappets; liquid cooled.
Power: 221 kW / 300 hp / 4800 rpm min.
max. torque: 542 Nm/ 3200 rpm min.
Compression ratio: 10:1
Transmission: GM Hydra-Matic automatic (4)
Drive: rear wheels
Mileage: 82,216 miles (132,368 km)
Curb weight: 2230 kg
Top speed: 192 km/h (119 mph)
0-100 km/h: 11.4 seconds
Base price (1957): $5,223
Chassis number (VIN): ...................
Equipment:
leather upholstery, leather steering wheel, mem. steering, electric windows (4), dashboard trimmed with leather, radio, antenna, clock, glove compartment (locked with a key), ashtrays, heating.
ATTENTION:
the item in question was imported from the United States in 2001, partially restored (including bodywork, varnish, roof sheathing, upholstery), although paradoxically, due to considerable internal competition, the restaurant was never brought to a proper end, nor was it registered. Currently, after many years, it shows some deficiencies (e.g. water pump, carburetor, coil, servo, water collector), paint damage, traces of corrosion.
Due to its age and body type, however, it is an important part of our family collection of American vehicles (mainly Cadillacs).
If the restaurant is completed, it will be technically completed, undergo a technical review, will be entered into the provincial register / Register of Monuments and registered (YELLOW BOARDS), thus it will be EXEMPTED FROM PERIODIC TECHNICAL INSPECTIONS. ("indefinite" technical examination period), will acquire PERIODIC INSURANCE (e.g. from April to October) with a statutory discount of 70% and the "gates" of all urban AREA ZONES will open wide!
Not only that... if some misfortune happened later on the road, e.g. someone carelessly drove into this gem, in the case of YELLOW PLATES there will be no problems on the part of the insurer of the incident with regard to EFFECTIVE PAYMENT OF FAIR COMPENSATION. Apparently, no insurer would allow a possible civil dispute or unjustified protraction of the case, as is commonly the case with "white boards".
On the other hand, in the case of a possible subsequent intention to sell the vehicle abroad, it is also possible, but in the case of:
- voivodship register of monuments: the Voivodeship Conservator of Monuments should be notified of this fact within 30 days from the date of sale;
- Register of Monuments: it is necessary to apply for an individual consent of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage in advance for this purpose
(information from the Provincial Office for the Protection of Monuments in Wrocław).
Investment values:
currently on the American market, this model, depending on the condition, is at the following prices [latest Hagerty data (2022); the largest insurer of "classics" in the United States; see one of the photos]:
1/ exhibition (“concours condition”; recent photos): USD 136,000,
2/ excellent: USD 106,000,
3/ good: USD 76,900,
4/ fair: USD 49,500.
Not to mention the whole costly, time-consuming and uncomfortable procedure of bringing the car to Europe.
Price: PLN 194,000
We invite you to inspect.
Private sale, no warranty, no right of return or subsequent price negotiations (consumer sales regulations do not apply). The buyer acknowledges the above, and by concluding a purchase contract with the seller, he agrees to it (Art. 558. § 1 of the Civil Code).
PS In our already heavily sold out private family collection of American vehicles, which has already been mentioned above, there is still for sale a heavily affected by the passage of time, but equally valuable collector's blue and white: Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible '63.
Cadillac – a legendary American brand that is a symbol of top-shelf luxury
Series 62 - a stylish, dignified, elegant model by in the years 1941-1964
Convertible - a convertible body that is at the top of the collector's ladder of value and desire
A beautiful American 2-color 2-door convertible with a soft top from the second half of the 19th century. 50's:
Cadillac Series 62 2dr Convertible Coupe (5th model generation; 1957-58)
Year of manufacture: 1957
Engine: 6.0 V8 (5,981 cc; 365.0 cid) gasoline naturally aspirated carburetor (Rochester 4-barrel); cast iron block, 16-valve OHV [overhead valve timing], hydraulic tappets; liquid cooled.
Power: 221 kW / 300 hp / 4800 rpm min.
max. torque: 542 Nm/ 3200 rpm min.
Compression ratio: 10:1
Transmission: GM Hydra-Matic automatic (4)
Drive: rear wheels
Mileage: 82,216 miles (132,368 km)
Curb weight: 2230 kg
Top speed: 192 km/h (119 mph)
0-100 km/h: 11.4 seconds
Base price (1957): $5,223
Chassis number (VIN): ...................
Equipment:
leather upholstery, leather steering wheel, mem. steering, electric windows (4), dashboard trimmed with leather, radio, antenna, clock, glove compartment (locked with a key), ashtrays, heating.
ATTENTION:
the item in question was imported from the United States in 2001, partially restored (including bodywork, varnish, roof sheathing, upholstery), although paradoxically, due to considerable internal competition, the restaurant was never brought to a proper end, nor was it registered. Currently, after many years, it shows some deficiencies (e.g. water pump, carburetor, coil, servo, water collector), paint damage, traces of corrosion.
Due to its age and body type, however, it is an important part of our family collection of American vehicles (mainly Cadillacs).
If the restaurant is completed, it will be technically completed, undergo a technical review, will be entered into the provincial register / Register of Monuments and registered (YELLOW BOARDS), thus it will be EXEMPTED FROM PERIODIC TECHNICAL INSPECTIONS. ("indefinite" technical examination period), will acquire PERIODIC INSURANCE (e.g. from April to October) with a statutory discount of 70% and the "gates" of all urban AREA ZONES will open wide!
Not only that... if some misfortune happened later on the road, e.g. someone carelessly drove into this gem, in the case of YELLOW PLATES there will be no problems on the part of the insurer of the incident with regard to EFFECTIVE PAYMENT OF FAIR COMPENSATION. Apparently, no insurer would allow a possible civil dispute or unjustified protraction of the case, as is commonly the case with "white boards".
On the other hand, in the case of a possible subsequent intention to sell the vehicle abroad, it is also possible, but in the case of:
- voivodship register of monuments: the Voivodeship Conservator of Monuments should be notified of this fact within 30 days from the date of sale;
- Register of Monuments: it is necessary to apply for an individual consent of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage in advance for this purpose
(information from the Provincial Office for the Protection of Monuments in Wrocław).
Investment values:
currently on the American market, this model, depending on the condition, is at the following prices [latest Hagerty data (2022); the largest insurer of "classics" in the United States; see one of the photos]:
1/ exhibition (“concours condition”; recent photos): USD 136,000,
2/ excellent: USD 106,000,
3/ good: USD 76,900,
4/ fair: USD 49,500.
Not to mention the whole costly, time-consuming and uncomfortable procedure of bringing the car to Europe.
Price: PLN 194,000
We invite you to inspect.
Private sale, no warranty, no right of return or subsequent price negotiations (consumer sales regulations do not apply). The buyer acknowledges the above, and by concluding a purchase contract with the seller, he agrees to it (Art. 558. § 1 of the Civil Code).
PS In our already heavily sold out private family collection of American vehicles, which has already been mentioned above, there is still for sale a heavily affected by the passage of time, but equally valuable collector's blue and white: Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible '63.
