1958 Cadillac Series 62

The 1958 Cadillac Series 62 arrived with a meaningful facelift, bringing a new wide grille with chrome cleats at every intersection, quad headlamps across all models for the first time, and bold Cadillac lettering stamped directly into the tail fins. The 365 cubic inch V8 was boosted to 310 horsepower for 1958, making it the strongest version of that engine the Series 62 had ever carried. This one is finished in Alpine White with chrome hubcaps, brand new Coker whitewall tires, and 48,000 original miles, and it has taken home first place at the Frankenmuth Auto Fest not once but twice. That kind of show record does not happen by accident. Under the hood the 365 cubic inch V8 is backed by the four-speed automatic, moving this full-size Cadillac with the quiet, effortless authority the badge demanded. It cruises at highway speeds without strain and carries itself with the composure that made Cadillac the aspirational purchase for an entire generation of American buyers in the late 1950s. The exterior on this car is exactly what a show-winning 1958 Series 62 should look like. The tail fins, the wide chrome grille, the quad headlamps, and the Alpine White paint against fresh Coker whitewalls are a combination that earns its trophies every time it rolls into a show field. The 1958 Series 62 was one of the first production cars to feature quad headlamps, a design choice that became an industry trend in the years that followed, and on a white car in this condition the effect is as striking today as it was the year it was built. Two Frankenmuth Auto Fest wins, 48,000 miles, new Coker tires, and Alpine White from bumper to bumper. This is a car that does not need a long explanation. Please call or email us today for more information.