1940 Cadillac 60s Sedan

Of all the automobiles of the late pre-war era, few were as beautiful as the Cadillac Sixty Special and none was more significant from the standpoint of styling.The Sixty Special was tastefully designed, strikingly handsome and, in the years that followed, widely imitated. Let this Full Classic™ beauty take you to that special occasion.




1964 Cadillac DeVille Convertible


        
  


This beautiful convertible is known as the "last of its kind" as this is the final year of fins for Cadillac. Ahead of its time in luxury, this was the world's first vehicle manufactured with Automatic Climate Control.  A fantastic luxury & sporty Cadillac to take you to your occasion with comfort, elegance and style.

1940 Cadillac 72 3 Passenger Imperial Limousine

This magnificent Full Classic™ limousine is the ultimate way to arrive in Classic style and comfort. The series 72 was the most  unique Cadillac and only a 1 year body style. Very rare and luxurious, our Cadillac is custom built with modern stereo, moon roof, seat belts, bar, lighting and A/C.

Interesting fact:  Factory ordered by the Kimberly-Clark family in 1940



1940 Cadillac LaSalle Sedan
   

           

"LaSalle - Car of Those Who Lead"   
This elegant and sporty torpedo-inspired body Series 52 LaSalle remains a landmark in automotive history, in some respects one of the most significant cars ever built: It was the first "stylist's car." Over its 14-year lifespan, LaSalle bore some of the handsomest styling ever seen on American roads.

1942 Cadillac 7 Passenger Formal Limousine

Let this Full Classic™ beautiful automobile bring you to that special event in style and luxury.The Cadillac Series 7533F Formal Limousine was the most expensive Cadillac that could be purchased in the very short production pre-war year of  1942. Our Cadillac was featured in the motion picture "THE AVIATOR" starring Leonardo DiCaprio about the life of Howard Hughes.

Interesting fact: Very Rare model, our Cadillac is body #1 of 80 manufactured and is one of very few left in existence. Howard Hughes actually owned body #2 as his personal limousine and as portrayed in the movie. Vintage Limousine of Hudson Valley, LLC is proud to own and operate this fine vehicle.