DESCRIPTION: Featured here is one of Cadillac's biggest and best in the form of a 1954 Cadillac series convertible.  The magical talent of Harley Earl's design team was hard at work for 1954 as tailoring was long and low for Cadillac's cars.  This example is finished in what Cadillac called "Driftwood" a most pleasing hue for a car from the 1950's.  At the front a massive bumper complete with "Dagmars" offers a commanding stance for this long and elegant car.  The series 62 convertible rode on a 129-inch wheelbase for a ride that was as smooth as a cloud.  Despite this convertible's massive weight of 4,598 pounds.  It glides easily at highway speeds thanks to its 331 cubic-inch V-8 with 230 horsepower.  This series 62 wears an older restoration and has been impeccably maintained with proper maintenance and storage.  Its classic 1950's appearance is also nicely set off by wide white wall tires and factory wire rims.  This is a Cadillac that looks great and is properly sorted in all areas.  The Cadillac name has always carried an aura of prestige and this series 62 with its immense length  and fine condition makes it a car worthy of any collection.  For the very best in a Cadillac cruiser from a Bygone era, this series 62 convertible is ready for the open road.