I think this is a 1926 or 1927 Cadillac. Can anyone confirm?

[Rick0matic]

I'd like to know year, make and model and if anyone knew Emma Winters of Kingston, NY or her car, if you please.

[JV Puleo]

I'm certain you are right about it being a Cadillac. I owned the near identical car back in the 70s, except mine had disc wheels. It was a 27 "314" (the engine size) although it was sold to me as a 26 and may well have been made at the end of '26. The body had a "Fisher Custom Body" tag on it. At the time, I was told the only obvious difference between the 26 and 27 cars was the dash board.

[Dwight Romberger]

The first three pics are1926 model 314 Cadillacs:

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The next two are 1927 Cadillac Model 314:

It would appear that the dashboards are different.

Dwight

[Dwight Romberger]

A better shot of the 26-314 dashboard:

[Leif Holmberg]

Looks to be the same model as this Cadillac 1926 with an angled front windshield.

Leif in Sweden.

[Guest prs519]

I am thinking 1924 1925 because of the little windows against the windshield.

Perry

[Johan Boltendal]

It is a 1926 custom Fisher 341 sedan, I think it is a 7 pass with divider window, but hard to tell exactly from the picture.

Fisher introduced the new triangular glass in front of the A pliiar in 1926, on the custom sedans.

Johan

[Dwight Romberger]

OOPS! I thought the windshield in the old pic was just propped open. Shame, Shame its a Lincoln!

This is a 1924 Linclon Model 134

[Leif Holmberg]

How about the suicide front door on Lincoln comparing with the Cadillac that only has rear door suicide on the first picture,different size on hub caps front and rear on Cadillac,different belt line on Lincoln.
Leif in Sweden.

Edited November 27, 2015 by Leif Holmberg (see edit history)

[keiser31]

The car in question is definitely a Cadillac. Bumpers, splash apron lights, hood louvers and so many other details indicate that.

[Dwight Romberger]

OK. Uncle! Uncle! I give up!

Edited July 1, 2013 by Dwight Romberger (see edit history)

[Dave Mellor NJ]

On a recent thread it was noted that those little triangular windows were like half a quarter window so we called them "pinter" windows.

[Rick0matic]

I've heard them called "eighters."

[C Carl]

Emma Winters ? Sorry , I never had the pleasure. Do not know her specific Cadillac either. However it is definitely a 1927 Fisher Custom Series. Pictured here you see a '27 sedan , and a '26 roadster. You should be able to see how '26 Cadillacs uniquely carried external toolboxes and battery boxes set into the front fenders on cars with rear mounted spares. One year only. Earlier and later Cadillacs had the 'boxes inside doors on the aprons as the subject car , and my shown '27 have. I stumbled across this old thread , and responded , hoping someone will now see it and have info for Rick'. - Carl