Here you go, Walter. I've never seen one of these. There is a '49 Fleetwood (?) in the garage beside this one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoKBfCwp3ys
1955 Fleetwood Limo barn find
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Thanks for sharing. The bumper ends look solid. Those are worth about 2k... and the cadillac license frame is hard to come by.
Must have been a northern car since new. No air. Odd in a formal limo (partition with leather chauffeur compartment).
55 is my least favorite series 75 rear seat design...
Must have been a northern car since new. No air. Odd in a formal limo (partition with leather chauffeur compartment).
55 is my least favorite series 75 rear seat design...
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Wouldn't the '55's still run the 331? If so, it must not have been fast. It looks like it would be heavy. And hot with no AC.
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Correct. Last year of the 331 and the original design hydramatic.
Speed was never a factor with a series 75... unless it was a livery car transporting fares to airports, it was probably never driven over 60 mph in its life.
Speed was never a factor with a series 75... unless it was a livery car transporting fares to airports, it was probably never driven over 60 mph in its life.
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