A 1931 Cadillac 355 Convertible Coupe, very rare model with coachwork by Glaser of Dresden in Germany with right hand drive steering and 4 seats.

This vehicle was commissioned and built for an Argentinian Industrialist.

A very rare example with original Bill of Sale from Gaines and Adcock, featuring in Great Marques-Cadillac by Andrew White.

Although similar to its Series 353 predecessor, the 355-A featured a lower slung stance thanks to its new chassis.

Sitting on a 134-inch wheelbase, this improved ladder frame incorporated divergent side rails, all round drum brakes and a lowered Radiator.

Equipped with a lighter version of the legendary 5.

7L, side valve V8 engine (complete with revised 5-point mounting), three speed manual gearbox and spiral bevel final drive, the 355-A offered nigh-on 80mph performance.

Externally distinguished by the five rectangular doors that ran down each side of its bonnet, the new model also boasted a radiator guard, single bar bumper and dual horns....