The 1941 Cadillac Fleetwood Series 75 Limousine 7-passenger sedan rides on a 136” wheelbase. It is 226.1” in length. It is powered by Cadillac’s 346 CID 5.7 litre “L-Head” 8 cylinder engine. It has a cast iron block and head, three main bearings, and hydraulic lifters with a Stromberg AAV-26, Carter WDO506s carburettor . This engine produced 150 bhp @ 3,400 rpm. It has a selective synchro manual 3-speed column shift transmission. The rear is fitted with a Hotchkiss semi-floating axle with hypoid gears. Power hydraulic braking at all four wheels was standard. Only 757 of these were built. This is a very original LHD driveable example with an electric fuel pump fitted for reliability. It features luxurious leather seating, wood trim throughout the cabin. The front bench seat is large enough to accommodate three persons with the original glass divider window which is electrical operated separating it from the rear. While the rear compartment features two fold down jump seats and a luxurious rear bench seat. Production stopped during World War II from 1942-1945 with production resuming after the war in 1946. The Fleetwood Series 75 was discontinued in 1958. The car is Based in Warrnambool, VIC and is privately owned
