1911 Cadillac Model 30 by goodoleboy
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Purchase this vehicle!
Captured 5/16/10, around noon, at the beautiful 16th Annual Muckenthaler Motor Car Festival, held at the beautiful Muckenthaler Cultural Center in beautiful Fullerton, California.
There must be a reason I didn't obtain a nice three-quarter front view shot while I was at it. Maybe I was too excited at the find, or just plain tired after taking so many pics at the show.
Looking towards the firewall in the bottom foto.
Much better viewed via ZOOM.
Engine: four cylinder, four cycle individual copper-jacketed cylinders.
Transmission: three speed, reverse sliding gear.
Wheel base: 116 inches.
Tire size: 34x4 (26 inch wheels).
Base price new: $1700.
13,995 manufactured.
Allaismalardik, and have a nice day.
Comments (9)
magnus073
Wonderful collage of this truly vintage Cadillac Harry
durleybeachbum
Very cute!
jocko500
that a old car. cool shots
mgtcs
Very cool image my friend, gorgeous car, excellent work!
racolt33
Nice collage. I like that copper engine...SLICK !!! :)
bmac62
When a trunk was really a trunk! Nice work Harry on all five images. This is from the era when two spare tires might not be enough for an afternoon's outing.
MrsRatbag
Shows us how automobiles have really evolved over the last 100 years. I would imagine that despite the convertible top you just didn't go out driving if it was going to rain (your trunk wouldn't be very waterproof!). What a beautiful collection of details on this grand lady! And as always, you've done a bang-up job of showing her off, Harry!
debbielove
There is an old beauty! What a great looking ride, a mite bumpy maybe but who cares.. That is real History and thanks Harry! Great shots! Rob
dragonmuse
Very cool set of pics. Don't often see these old beauties.