The Last Detail

• Exquisite Two-Tone Maroon/Burgundy
• Masterful Art Deco Styling/Considered A Baby Cadillac
• Visually Stunning From Every Angle
• One Of The Most Desirable Open-Bodied LaSalles

Majestic with beautifully flowing lines, open bodied LaSalles of the mid-1930s are the height of American art deco opulence. This LaSalle is finished in a two-tone Maroon/Red exterior and a complementing red leather interior and beige soft top. It is equipped with dual side-mounted spare tires with full painted metal covers and wide whitewall tires. The front seat displays very limited wear and the overall presentation of this automobile from the exterior paint and trim down to the engine bay is exceptional. LaSalles were built on a 120-inch wheelbase chassis and feature the 248-cid, 105-hp L-Head inline eight-cylinder engine and manual 3-speed transmission. Before coming to The Last Detail, this magnificent car was formerly owned by a well-known East Coast collector, well known in the concours community and was the recipient of a first class restoration in the early 2000s. If you are looking for the perfect driver that can be taken to local events or just enjoyed privately, this LaSalle checks off all the important boxes: mechanically strong, cosmetically correct and gorgeous with a solid undercarriage.

Conceived as a Baby Cadillac, the LaSalle was first introduced in 1927 and is most recognized as the first car to incorporate the concept of styling. Led by GMs Harley Earl design team, it featured smooth/rounded corners with beautifully flowing lines, appearing sleek and windswept from every viewing angle.

Convertible LaSalles like this one are considered to be the most stylish and highly prized of all! TLD has always had great appreciation for only the finest vintage cars. We only buy and sell cars that we personally would love to own and pride ourselves in being your trusted advisors in todays collector car market! Stop by to see how magnificent this American classic is, down to The Last Detail