1941 Cadillac Series 63 Touring Sedan

1941 Cadillac Other *NO RESERVE* Series 63 Touring Sedan Description:

I am helping sell this super-classy, great American survivor, 1941 Cadillac Series 63 Touring Sedan, to help settle an estate. Since purchased new, this one-family-owned vehicle has only 35,065 miles. It has always been garage-kept and very well-maintained. It has a wonderful, straight, rust-free body - refinished 40 years ago - and is still looking good today. The interior looks and feels good - from the seats and door panels, to the headliner, carpet and dash.
The undercarriage is just as impressive as the rest of the car and it's rolling on a nice set of wide white-wall tires. The car's chrome is showing it's age. The car has not been tuned up in a while, yet it still runs good. It does not want to shift in reverse while running, but it will start in reverse and work fine. It starts, runs, drives and sounds good. The entire car is nicely detailed and ready for a collector, enthusiast or classic car lover. It is truly investment grade. This car is ready to enjoy or show immediately. This is truly a great investment - climbing in value every year.
Current NADA Book Value is: Low - $12,400; Average - $20,800; High - $30,300. The car is being sold with absolutely NO RESERVE. I have 100% positive feedback (please read) because I don't exaggerate the condition of cars. This car is being sold without reserve - as I feel this is the only fair way to sell a car at auction. If you have any questions, please call me (Ken) directly (quickest and preferred) at 513-403-7386, or email, and I will help you. You do not have to wait for the auction to end. The family is accepting offers. If this is the car for you, call me and make an offer today.
$2,000 due in 48 hours, balance due in 7 days.
Car is located in Cincinnati, Ohio 45248, and is being sold with a clean, clear title.
I will help with shipping arrangements, anywhere in the world, if you would like.

On Apr-30-19 at 19:28:03 PDT, seller added the following information:

*** A Cadillac enthusiast told me the car must first be moved into forward, then it shifts fine right into reverse ***