1940 75 series LWB Cadillac $15,000 NOT Mine - Facebook Marketplace

[Bryan J Moran]

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1073910326711669/?ref=search&referral_code=marketplace_search&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A67b221a6-c0ee-45e9-9636-26956b9263c6

ONE YEAR ONLY! Very rare 70 series limo. Belonged to Allis Chalmers company originally! Runs great...drives great! Very solid car..had slight repair on pass side rocker. Older paint has chips by door edges etc. V8 purrs nice,fresh oil and plugs. Tires in great shape as well as frame and floors. Putting for sale here before Ebay. Ebay has gotten too nosy. Delivery is a possibility for a fee. Interior is original and in very nice shape! Serious cash offers.

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[Tom Boehm]

The car for sale is actually a 1940 72 series. Not a 75 series, 70 series, or a 60 special.

[Bryan J Moran]

The car for sale is actually a 1940 72 series. Not a 75 series, 70 series, or a 60 special.

Thanks Tom.  I hesitated to call it a 75 series. 

[Bryan J Moran]

The car for sale is actually a 1940 72 series. Not a 75 series, 70 series, or a 60 special.

When I was last on the forum, I saw an ad for I believe a 1939-40 Series 70 car out of Colorado.  I looked for that ad on here and can not locate it.    I love the LWB cars from Cadillac in that 1939-1941 era.

[Tom Boehm]

Hello Bryan, here is some information to help you find the car you remember. There was no 70 series in 1939-1940. They were 1936 and 1937 only. Here are the choices:
1936     series 60, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90
1937     series 60, 65, 70, 75, 85, 90
1938     series 60, 60 special, 65, 75, 90
1939     series 61, 60S, 75, 90
1940     series 62, 60S, 72, 75, 90
1941 and 1942  series 61, 62, 63, 60S, 67, 75

[Bryan J Moran]

Thank you Tom.  I am trying to follow up with this seller.  I have been messaging him to contact me on Facebook and so far all I have gotten is a "thumbs up" imogee.   

[Bryan J Moran]

SOLD

[GregoryAlan]

SOLD

Pics before the Facebook ad disappears. Without pics it didn't happen...

[Bryan J Moran]

Hopefully it is going to a nice home.  The seller was "odd" as he would not give me much if any information - I asked for his phone number so I could talk to him about the car, even gave him my phone number.  Finally, he said someone placed a $100 deposit down and was coming to pick the car up.