1939 Cadillac Fleetwood Limousine

[@RamblinAround]

It really is a beauty. Thanks for having a look!

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Cadillac has always made great cars, that's for sure. Thanks for taking a look at this one.

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It is like a rolling piece of history. I like the Art Deco design of that time period...beautiful cars.

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It is a really well-built car..so solid. It would be cool to see a customized version.

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I agree completely, I love the art deco design on these cars. Thanks for taking a look!

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Yep, I'd sure like to buy some for that today. Thanks for taking a look at this one. The 30's were definitely my favorite era of car design.

[@fastdrive55]

This is probably the best video from RumblinAround so far. What a car!

[@SpecificLove7]

those old cars are interesting to look at

[@RamblinAround]

It really is a great car...that hood release is definitely cool. Thanks for taking a look my friend.

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Glad you like it. Thanks for taking a look!

[@renzeewhite5132]

I love this car, Cadillac had the best cars ever I love the great depression cars they re awesome this car is MASSIVE!!!!!!! so roomy and luxurious I love the way the hood opens

[@RamblinAround]

I agree. In fact, I really like this whole vehicle. Thanks for taking a look my friend!

[@RamblinAround]

Those LaSalle's are beautiful cars. That's cool that you Dad had one.

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I'm glad you like it....it really is a beauty.

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Honestly, with the long hood on this one, I expected to see a V12 or V16 under the hood instead of a V8, It really is a beauty though. Thanks for taking a look!

[@williamgregory6684]

A V16 was optional

[@RamblinAround]

Thanks for taking a look at it!

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It really is a beauty, but you're right, they don't exactly drive like a new car. Thanks for taking a look!

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It definitely does have a gangster look to it. Thanks for checking it out!

[@skylilly1]

I had to force myself to blink after 2 minutes...love this thing! Love the era, too! I can picture a well dressed couple heading off to some swanky club...Thanks for the tour!

[@smokey1255]

Love this Caddy and if I had a lot of money or its twin somewhere. I am touched by the condition. The headliner and seats are in great condition. I currently drive a 1999 Cadillac Sedan de Ville d' Elegence. I have about 75,000 miles on it. It has been somewhat expensive to maintain such as needing a $5,000 transmission. Still I keep it up and it is a beautiful and comfortable car.

[@natem1959]

I love those massive art deco waterfall grills. They are major eye catchers.

[@805ROADKING]

Very nice!! I like that hood release!!☺

[@curtis8128]

Good show.

[@RamblinAround]

I agree, suicide doors are really cool. Thanks for taking a look my friend.

[@maloarfe]

WOW! What a ride.

[@arielachong7577]

Perfect and nice card congratulations ❤😂.

[@RamblinAround]

Thanks...I'll remember that.

[@dlwatib]

This is not a limousine. It's appears to be a 1939 Cadillac Fleetwood Series 75 5-passenger Touring Sedan (w/o jump seats or divider window). Original Base Price $2,995.00 No. Produced 543

[@Darrell1019]

Thanks!

[@RamblinAround]

Glad you like it. Thanks for watching!

[@finpainter1]

my dad had a 39 lasalle like that with a straight 8, liked to vapor lock in the summer

[@wayneshowalter1]

i'm 70 yrs old and my dad had as the family car in nyc. evryone thought he was mafia.

[@justrick48]

Great thank you I would have liked to have seen the trunk area maybe next time.

[@stevenfromer3816]

Excellent

[@DirtFloorGarage32]

These cars are sweet!

[@RodderFiles]

Beauty

[@RamblinAround]

Jordan is my son....and thanks!

[@RamblinAround]

Yep, this one definitely has that gangster look

[@wtbm123]

Real nice car

[@creamofcardstv]

that's a motor with lots of character

[@RamblinAround]

Thanks for watching!

[@JOHNINCOLUMBUS]

Very nice....that is a massive car...very solid looking and sounding...that's even older than me, and I might add, in better shape...LOL...thanks for sharing.

[@jasoncarpp7742]

Beautiful looking Cadillac. I remember seeing one like this here in Tacoma, Washington, on display at the LeMay ACM Museum. It was either a 39 or a 40, I can't remember. But it had the same front end styling. What's with the aftermarket gauge underneath the dash, to the left of the steering column? :)

[@JimBales]

Notice the rudimentary tail fins on this. The start of something big. I used to own a '40 Buick with the side mount tires back in the 60's. I paid $450 for it at the time. Sold it in the 70's for $1000. Now it would be worth tens of thousands I suppose.

[@NogueiraRJ77]

i like so much

[@michaels612]

Beautifulllllll car

[@rondoletti64]

is this what they call a 7 passenger or or touring sedan....i couldn't see any divider or maybe the camera didn't pick it out..... great vid. though and thanks for shooting some rarely seen cars.

[@wordsmith52]

So Cadillac were rather slow (2 or 3 years behind the times) in fully fairing in their headlights... I wonder why this was.

[@MimicoBungalow]

....why would they add a water temperature gauge on a chrome surround under the dash when they could've tried to integrate it a little better. It totally ruins the look of the dashboard?

[@whammond511]

Didn't need power steering because the gearbox was such that they were pretty easy to turn except when at a standing stop. You always put the vehicle in motion when making a turn. Those large tires and wheels helped with turning as well. This would have had 4 wheel drum hydraulic brakes. A rather recent innovation but no match for today's systems. You had to allow extra stopping distance, took more skill on the driver's part.

[@CallmeDaBreeze1971]

Looks like the General Patton death car.

[@davebeveridge4332]

It's not a limousine it's an 8 passenger sedan I think if you check your serial numbers it'll say 23 x on it if it was a limousine it will be an imperial on the sea and it would say 33 x

[@RobandMerrie]

Love the caddy, but would hate to drive it, no power steering & probably no power brakes in fact I'd go to bet it's drum brakes all around.... And that hood must look like it's a mile long from sitting in the seat... LOL . Merrie-Merrie

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whoops

[@JOHNINCOLUMBUS]

I think you mean "Cadillac"...LOL