Advertising Last completed movie pages 1934 CadillacClass: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: 
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Minor action vehicle or used in only a short scene
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◊ 2007-01-31 08:03 |
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◊ 2007-01-31 18:31 |
1934 Cadillac (100% sure). The car in the first of the smaller ones looks different, although it could well be a '34 Cadillac, except that you can't see the distinguishing "bi-plane" bumper ends extending from the side of the body, as you can in the main image. As to the body style, it's not a regular Fisher job; it's more like a custom, either by Fleetwood or by an independent coach builder. Fleetwood made twenty different styles for the 1934 Cadillac V8, V12 and V16 lines; this is a V8 or a V12, NOT a V16. It appears to have a flat windshield, rather than the split "V" kind, which would narrow the field down to six possible, basic Fleetwood styles, none of which are the apparent "landaulet" style seen here (i.e. open roof section over the rear seat passengers). The last two of the smaller images appear to show a landaulet style; Fleetwood offered that special construction feature; it cost $750 (with 3-week delivery) for styles without quarter windows or $800 (with a 5-week delivery) on cars with 1/4-windows (informagtion from the 1934 Cadillac "Book of Fleetwood"). In additipon, this car features an optional, folding luggage rack, of the kind seen at the foot of this page of my Cadillac Database, illustrating the 1934 Cadillacs [www.car-nection.com/yann/Dbas_txt/Phocad34.htm]. |
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