Cadillac’s 1929 models were lightly freshened cosmetically, with parking lamps moved from the cowl to the top of the fenders.

Underneath, however, were significant changes, including the debut of a new “clash-less” Synchro-Mesh Silent-Shift three-speed transmission, which eliminated gear clash and thus the need for double-clutching during shifting, enabling much smoother gear selection.

New mechanical four-wheel brakes required considerably less pressure than earlier models, and shatterproof Security Plate glass became standard in all windows.

The suspension system featured new double-acting Delco shock absorbers.

Among the available body styles were several striking open designs produced by Fisher, distinguished by low, fleet lines with a beltline dipped several inches below the cowl, and a fabric top that folded nearly flush at the rear.

The car offered here is an attractive example of the 1929 Cadillac.

The reproduction serial number tag on its firewall identifies it as 324547...