The Cadillac Type V-63 is a large luxury automobile that was introduced in September 1923 by Cadillac as a 1924 model, replacing the previous Type 61. It used the GM C platform and was replaced by the Cadillac Series 355.
The V-63 used an improved version of the L-head V8 engine that made Cadillac famous. The main innovation was a cross-plane crankshaft which improved balance and smoothness. This design required complex mathematical analysis, and was simultaneously patented by Peerless. Both companies agreed to share the innovation, which has now become common. Another innovation in the V-63 was front-wheel brakes.
This is an all-original Cadi, which has not been on the road since 1955. The mileage is at 90,000 which matches last oil change sticker in door jamb from 1955. The title shows the odometer exempt because of the age of the car.
It has been inside in a climate-controlled garage all the time.
All numbers match the body & engine. The engine is not froze or stuck and starting has not been attempted. I did not get the keys with it, but any reputable locksmith can make new ones, so no worries. It has the original Cadillac oil can under the hood.
The front brakes are good & so are many more options this car came with.
This is a very original classic. It has got crystal flower vases, an on board tire pump, a luggage carrier, and a dual spare tire rack.
The fenders are perfect as well as the body because it is aluminum. The underside of the car is very clean and the original top is in excellent supple condition. The structural wood is also in great condition.
I have a brand new set of tires from Coker Tires still in the plastic as well as the original owners & service manuals.
This is a very well preserved car and is 100% complete. The back seat is completely original; it does not show any signs of recovering. The original trunk on the rear is full of extra NOS parts.