This is 1948 Cadillac Series 62 Saoutchik
"3-position drophead", which is also drop-dead gorgeous...
(images via)
"Some of the most flamboyant, and expensive coachwork
ever to come out of France was created, or caused to be
, by expatriate russian cabinet maker Jacques Saoutchik.
In 1948, noted New York city furrier
Louis Ritter commissioned Saoutchik to execute
a special convertible on a Cadillac chassis. The car was
completed in time to be displayed
at the Paris salon of 1949."
(images credit: Mahu54 and Gregory Moine)
1969 Chrysler 70X concept with unusual doors:
1955 Buick WildCat III sports huge bumper "bombs":
1956 Oldsmobile Golden Rocket had a spokeless
steering wheel! -
1955 Cadillac La Salle II Hardtop Sedan:
This is somewhat less-known concept,
but perhaps one of the most flamboyant from Ford:
Aerodynamic and bold 1955 Lincoln Indianapolis
(intended for the 1955 Turin Motor Show):
Possibly the world's rarest automobile -
only one car exists out of only two produced
as a Motorama “Dream Car”: a 1954
Oldsmobile Rocket F88 -
1959 Cadillac Cyclone "Motorama" dream car:
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