1932 Cadillac All-Weather Phaeton

You're looking at an extensively restored (binders of restoration photos) 1932 Cadillac All-Weather Phaeton. A former Antique Automobile Club of American National First Prize winner (1971), this car has only had four previous owners and is fully documented all the way back through a GM Archive Build Sheet. Purchased in 2018, it underwent a two year frame-off restoration to bring it back to its former glory. I've done my best to represent the car, but don't hesitate in calling if you need additional info or pictures: 512.626.7268

This car runs and drives extremely well. The engine and drivetrain are quiet and smooth with everything in place exactly as it was when it left the factory with the exception of an added 6-volt electric fuel pump (used as a backup to the mechanical pump). All mechanical aspects of the car function exactly as they should (and exactly as Cadillac intended it). No drips and no strange noises -- truly the Standard of the World.

With almost $25k spent on the brightwork alone, the exterior of this car is magnificent. Not a single spec of rust of any kind is present, and the underside shows almost as well as the topside. Body panel alignment is exactly what you'd expect from a car like this with a precise and satisfying vault-like feel when you shut any of the doors or trunk.

The interior is about as good as it gets; from the fully restored gauges to the show winning recast steering wheel, there are no disappointments. Anything I say won't do it justice (so, see pictures below).

I am more than happy provide more pictures or videos upon request: 512.626.7268