1949 Cadillac Series 62 Club Coupe (Sedanette)
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Beautiful piece of automotive engineering and design. First year for the acclaimed 331 OHV V8. Rare 2 door Club Coupe, less than 5000 built.
Sold in May of 2021. bringatrailer....
Impressive! Beautiful American classic.
Iconic year and model. Would have loved if the camera was taken to the rear of the car to hear the exhaust note. Otherwise, nicely done presentation.
My dream is to one day own one of these. Everything about this car is stunning. I’d say with confidence that this is the most beautiful car ever created.
Couldn't agree more!
@@Cascadiaclassic I thought the original engine, was a flathead?
@@saminaneen 1949 was the first year of the new OHV V8 engine from GM.
@@Cascadiaclassic Thanks, for the info, I just saw, a 1948 Cadilac Series 62, at the Martin Auto Museum
What an amazing automobile! The sound. The float. True luxury is more than merely throwing on more and more gimmicks.
Of all the beautiful cars I see on the 'net , this must be in the top 5. Thanks for sharing.
Agreed, it's one of the all time classics. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing this! Gorgeous car. My dad owned a 1952 Sedan, Series 62.
Very cool! Thanks for watching!
Yes please
Lovely car. Thanks for showing.
Thanks for watching!
Wow. It's surprising how quite it seems!
Great Harley Earl design!
Brilliant video of a beautiful piece of automotive art. Love yr concept. 5:06
Thank you very much!
When car interiors were about comfort, not practicality.
A beautiful car. It's one of my dream cars. Either in green or in black... So nice.
Cheers from Sweden
Cheers, thanks for watching.
Carro original... Assim que eu gosto!!!
Soooooooooooo cool
I'm curious about how a Cadillac of this vintage feels in terms of the ride quality, steering, quietness, shaking/squeaks.. do you feel connected to the car? Does it feel heavy and solid or like it's flexing and wallowing down the road??
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I can't remember but if you had one of these old engines didn't you have to add lead into the gas tank . They didn't have unleaded gas in 49?
Old cars run fine on unleaded. The issue is lubrication of the valves. They will wear into the valve seat on the head unless you have hardened seats put in. But it would take a lot of miles and these are not driven that much. Alcohol in the gasoline (thanks Iowa) is much more destructive on gaskets and metals in the fuel system not made for modern gas.
@@unclefester6501 Thanks for that information! 👍🏻
You can buy a lead substitute or you can add a little marvel mystery oil or seafoam to your gas and it will give you the lubrication that lead used to provide. Another thing to watch for is to buy an engine oil with zinc to protect your cam- modern oils don't have enough, and, as a previous commenter noted, to avoid e10 gas if you store your car long periods, as the ethanol will gum up your carb and gas tank and can cause damage to old seals ( modern gaskets are made to resist e10 damage) Add a fuel stabilizer if you plan to use regular E10 gas, or find ethanol free fuel.