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40 - 1963 Cadillac Series 62 cabriolet Sans réserve

Estimation 30 000 € - 50 000 €

Description

1963 Cadillac Series 62 cabriolet Sans réserve Constructeur : 1963 Cadillac Series 62 cabriolet Modèle : Sans réserve Carte Grise : Titre de circulation allemand N° Chassis : Châssis n° 63F019792 - Intéressant millésime 63 - Opulence des équipements - Expertisée en 2024 - Sans réserve Vendu neuf aux Etats Unis, ce fastueux cabriolet sorti des usines General Motors en 1963 a été importé en Allemagne en 1988. Il a été conservé par plusieurs collectionneurs avant de rejoindre la collection de Guido Hommel, qui était fasciné par son design et son puissant V8 de 6.4L et 325 cv. La carrosserie est très saine et a été anciennement repeinte. La sellerie a quant à elle été restaurée en cuir rouge avec moquettes assorties, qui viennent trancher avec le rouge sombre du tableau de bord. Les équipements de série sont pléthoriques et en complément de l’autoradio optionnel d’époque, un autoradio K7 a été astucieusement installé dans la boîte à gants pour ne pas altérer l’allure générale du superbe tableau de bord. La capote électrique est en bon état et fonctionnelle, tout comme les 4 vitres. Affichant 41 841 miles au compteur lors de notre examen, ce vaisseau de la route a été entretenu par le mécanicien de la collection, de sorte qu’il soit prêt à prendre la route. Il a été expertisé en mars 2024. Tout en conservant l’influence des millésimes extravagants, celui de 1963 chez Cadillac marque un tournant avec une ligne épurée et plus tendue, marque d’un luxe résolument moderne, ce qui fait tout l’intérêt de ce bel exemplaire. German title Chassis no. 63F019792 - Interesting 1963 model year - Lavishly equipped - Valuation report from 2024 - No reserve 1963 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible Sold new in the United States, this sumptuous convertible left the General Motors plant in 1963 and was imported into Germany in 1988. It was owned by several collectors before joining the collection of Guido Hommel, who was fascinated by its design and its powerful (325bhp) 6.4-litre V8. The body is very sound and has been repainted in the past. The upholstery meanwhile has been restored in red leather, with carpets to match, contrasting with the dark red dashboard. The car has a plethora of standard equipment and in addition to the optional period radio, a radio/cassette player has been ingeniously fitted in the glove box so as not to spoil the overall appearance of the superb dashboard. The electric hood is in good condition and works, as do the four windows. With 41,841 miles showing when we inspected it, this ‘land yacht’ has been maintained by the collection's own mechanic so that it is ready to be driven. It was appraised in March 2024. While the influence of the most extravagant model years remained, 1963 marked a turning point at Cadillac, with cleaner, tauter styling, the hallmark of a resolutely modern form of luxury, which makes this lovely example so interesting. Photos © Peter Singhof 1963 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible No reserve Constructeur : 1963 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible Modèle : No reserve Carte Grise : German title N° Chassis : Chassis no. 63F019792 - Interesting 1963 model year - Lavishly equipped - Valuation report from 2024 - No reserve 1963 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible Sold new in the United States, this sumptuous convertible left the General Motors plant in 1963 and was imported into Germany in 1988. It was owned by several collectors before joining the collection of Guido Hommel, who was fascinated by its design and its powerful (325bhp) 6.4-litre V8. The body is very sound and has been repainted in the past. The upholstery meanwhile has been restored in red leather, with carpets to match, contrasting with the dark red dashboard. The car has a plethora of standard equipment and in addition to the optional period radio, a radio/cassette player has been ingeniously fitted in the glove box so as not to spoil the overall appearance of the superb dashboard. The electric hood is in good condition and works, as do the four windows. With 41,841 miles showing when we inspected it, this ‘land yacht’ has been maintained by the collection's own mechanic so that it is ready to be driven. It was appraised in March 2024. While the influence of the most extravagant model years remained, 1963 marked a turning point at Cadillac, with cleaner, tauter styling, the hallmark of a resolutely modern form of luxury, which makes this lovely example so interesting. Photos © Peter Singhof

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