Cadillac Phaeton 370 B V12 '32

• Iconic Cadillac 370 B V12 Special Phaeton from the early 1930s
• Impressive 5.8-litre V12 engine (5,845 cc) with 3-speed manual transmission
• Rare Fisher Special Phaeton coachwork
• One of only 13 Fisher Special Phaetons built for the 1932 model year
• One of the most exclusive American luxury automobiles of the Classic Era
• Elegant green and black colour scheme with brown interior
• FIVA Identity Card present
• Belgian registration documents

The Cadillac 370 B V12 ranks among the finest achievements in American automotive history. Introduced in 1931 as a prestigious alternative between the Cadillac V8 and the legendary V16, the V12 combined an exceptionally refined twelve-cylinder engine with outstanding comfort, performance and craftsmanship. Thanks to its elegant Fisher coachwork and remarkable engineering, the Cadillac V12 became one of the most desirable luxury automobiles of the Classic Era.

This 1932 example is fitted with the exceptionally rare Fisher Special Phaeton coachwork, of which only 13 examples were produced for the 1932 model year. As such, it represents one of the rarest and most desirable variants within the Cadillac V12 range. The elegant green and black colour combination, complemented by a brown leather interior and matching brown convertible top, perfectly enhances the graceful lines of the Fisher body. Its long bonnet, sweeping fenders, dual side-mounted spare wheels and finely crafted details embody the grandeur of America's finest luxury automobiles of the early 1930s. Powered by its exceptionally smooth 5.8-litre V12 engine, thisCadillac still delivers one of the most refined pre-war driving experiences available today. Having remained in long-term ownership for many years, this remarkable automobile is now ready for its next custodian. The accompanying FIVA Identity Card further confirms its historical authenticity and international heritage.

Xavier's Opinion
"The 5.8-litre Cadillac V12 represents pre-war motoring at its very best. In my opinion, it is one of the finest automobiles of its class, combining exceptional refinement, effortless performance and outstanding presence. Having remained in long-term ownership for many years, this remarkable Cadillac now offers a rare opportunity for its next custodian."

Our inspection team at Oldtimerfarm has prepared an expert report with the following findings.

Technical specifications

• Make: Cadillac
• Model: 370 B V12 Special Phaeton
• Year: 1932
• Date of first registration: 01/07/1932
• Engine: 5,845 cc V12
• Transmission: 3-speed manual gearbox
• Colour: Green / Black with brown interior
• Mileage: indicated mileage
• Chassis number: 4000953

Condition and points of attention

• Restoration and originality: high-quality professional restoration

• Bodywork: presents very well

• Paintwork: attractive finish with light signs of normal use

• Underside: original and well maintained

• Tyres: good condition

• Interior, soft top and carpets: well presented and in keeping with the restoration

• Chassis number: original and clearly legible

• Engine bay: tidy and original presentation

Engine and mechanicals

• Engine: professionally restored and in good condition

• Fluids and maintenance: well maintained

• Clutch: operates correctly

• Gearbox: operates correctly

• Brakes: operate correctly

• Handbrake: operates correctly

Electrical equipment

• Dashboard, lighting, horn and windscreen wipers operate correctly

Suspension and axles

• Operate correctly

Documentation

• Belgian registration documents
• FIVA Identity Card present

This Cadillac 370 B V12 Special Phaeton can be viewed at Oldtimerfarm, Lobulckstraat 9, 9880 Aalter, Belgium.

Visits are welcome with or without appointment – inspection on a lift available upon request.

More than 300 classic cars and motorcycles in stock – only 5 minutes from the E40 motorway exit at Aalter.

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Warranty:
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Classic car mileage (km/miles):
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Purchase procedure:
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