1957 Cadillac Fleetwood

Description " Magnificent Beyond All Expectations " That is the tag line Cadillac used to introduce the beautiful look of the 1957 Fleetwood. Its graceful, flowing lines and great majesty and elegance were simply without precedent in automotive design. Its magnificent new power and responsiveness and ease of ride and handling had no counterpart even in Cadillacs glorious past. With its new 356 cubic inch 300 horsepower motor connected to a hydromatic transmission with the new x frame construction and independent suspension offered performance, comfort and luxury unequaled at the time. Excellent power steering and brakes along with power seats and power windows enhanced the driving experience. Rarely does automotive progress move forward to a degree that allows the dramatic advance in every phase of style and performance as the 1957 Fleetwood. Its long low-lying silhouette and the majesty and grace of its lines and contours represent a dramatic departure in advanced motor car styling. " Finest Expression of Motordom's Highest Ideal" This is how magazines of the time described the new and creative design. Style and performance previously unequaled. Our special Fleetwood , not original color,has been well painted in a beautiful shade of pink with a black roof for special occasions where you want to be noticed. True to the times wide white sidewall tires give an authentic compliment. The interior has a newer seat covering in burgundy and pink surrounded by grey to compliment the exterior pink and black scheme. A black dash in excellent condition ,no cracks, is highlighted with lots of chrome bling and pink highlights. Power abounds in windows ,seats, steering and brakes. Original two tone gray steering wheel,no cracks, with a chrome horn ring. Original chrome bumpers in good condition with hidden gas fill behind the swing open tail light. Overall a great rendition of the signature American luxury car of its time in an attention getting finish. If your into car shows or parades this vehicle gets the notice and attention it deserves! 1957 was a watershed year for style and an immediate CLASSIC worth owning. Read More