theconvertibleguy

Hell if there isn't anything wrong or unoriginal with it I'd buy it and ship it here.

Thought these came with 8cyl inline? Either way that interior is oof. Another 10k jsut for that, if you're lucky.

ugh flippers are the worst

Damn good eye. I didn't even see that.

IMO this look like a pretty decent price for the condition, even if it's only rocking the 352 instead of the 430. Anyone seeing anything wrong with it? https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1235618257254890/

If it's legit, this looks like a pretty neat car with a good price. There's a Hudson convertible for around the same price on kijiji that's need of resto and wants the same price

Nice looking car, and if it was cheaper I'd look at getting it. Sadly dealer owned and rare (I didn't even know Meteor's were a thing until I saw this last year) means that's not happening. He's had it for sale for at least a year now. https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/2302922966563938

I never bothered looking at this era due to how expensive everything is from this time period, but this isn't a bad price considering

Marked as sold.

lord that's scrap, if they're lucky.

That looks like a 13k to buy, 40k (or more) to restore

Your'e not wrong on this. If i recall right, I posted a Phaetom that with exchange would have been the same price and was in better condition.

Looks a bit tired but I mean it's almost a century old. The price seems highish, when I convert it to Canadian, but maybe that's a good price in the US?

Remember almost buying one of these that was local for like 4k in the early 2000's. Wish I had. They're stupid rare to find now.

That Imperial and the Catalina would be awesome IMO, but 100k USD for both is a brutual price.

Now down to 32,500 USD

I think it's a Mayfair? Or a 250? Packard models during this era seem confusing.

Is that desoto in the corner originally like that?

That dash looks very busy, but maybe it's the angle? Either way wish it was closer. That's not too shabby, and Desoto's are hard to find.

I'll be hoenst, it would have fooled me that the interior wasn't original. It reminded me a bit of the plymouths and fords' i've looked at from this era

Id' never afford it, but that's quite a car!

Ya I'd consider it if it was like 40k CAD or less (just my budget), but I'd be sort of surprised if it wasn't original colours. Darn things like two hours away from me.

I owned a Pontiac version of this (hell it almost looks the same), and defintiely echo @rocketraider's assessment. That 3800 engine and drivetrain was indestructible!

I rarely check out Hemmings. The few things that sell up here through there are through dealers that jack up the price for American buyers. But this one didn't look too bad. https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/listing/1940-cadillac-lasalle-pembroke-2764881

I've seen one in an estate sale, and got outbid for it by some flipper guy that doubled his moeny in a week. Buyer took an original maroon with original engine and replaced with a 350 with hot pink. No jury would have convicted me.