Series 314 Limousine – Rare car purchased about six months ago – Liquidated out of the Merrick Auto Museum in Ohio in 2019 – They purchased it in 1996 from Charles Baldwin of Colorado Springs, CO – Refurbished by the Museum at a cost of over $130K – Painted maroon with red moldings, black fenders and body-color disc wheels with Lester whitewall tires – Interior is upholstered in brown mohair, and the floor is carpeted in the same theme – Dashboard is standard 1926 Cadillac, although the speedometer looks to have been changed – V8 engine compartment is sanitary, but not over-detailed, with the engine unit number matching the factory build record – No real miles since it has been completed, with about 12,000 overall total miles – One of the first Series 314 Cadillacs, it was shipped from the factory on August 14, 1925 and delivered on August 25 to customer J.L. Boyer of Greenville, OH – The Cadillac ledger shows it as a 132-inch Chassis Custom with disc wheels – No details are available on the body that was fitted for the customer – Current body is much like several that Cadillac offered to the professional and livery trade, with a slanted windshield and opera windows in the rear quarters, which, like the top, are covered in black leatherette – Unusually for a Cadillac of this period, it has vertical cowl ventilators on each side and side lamps that are flared into the cowl – Reduced to $50,000 obo – For more information, contact Larry Rice at 804-814-4606 – Located in Midlothian, VA