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For 1956, the Series 62 received a facelift, further accentuating its long, flowing lines, and added the Eldorado Coupe Seville in a 2-door hardtop configuration, and the Sedan De Ville became Cadillac's first-ever 4-door hardtop. For all Series 62 Cadillacs in 1956, engine displacement was raised to 365 cubic inches, and horsepower followed the change to 285. This glistening, vehicle is a stunning example of the height of Detroit luxury and design. This work of art is powered by its original 365 CID V8, paired with its original 4 Speed Hydramatic transmission. You read that right, this is a number's matching 1956 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible! From a far, it is sure to grab your attention with the sleek body lines in a beautiful white gloss exterior paint. Walk up to it and open the door, and you are introduced to the finest example of 50's automotive interior design, with supple recently restored white on black vinyl seats waiting to invite you to sit so you can gaze at the intricately detailed dashboard. Recent work done on this beauty: Total body, New Exhaust, New Interior, New Roof, New Motor for Roof, All Chrome...

First introduced in 1940 as the Series Sixty-Two was one of many models Cadillac brought to the market to appeal to various segments. The Deville would start as a trim level of the Series 62. The Series 62 would see 7 generations up until the early 60s. The Deville was segmented as its own model in 1959 and would see 8 generations of its own up until 2005. This model is a '56 Deluxe Sedan Deville and is an eye catcher! The Pink paint with the white roof coupled with the chrome bumpers and trim really stand apart. She is not without her blemishes but she is a nice driver. The black leather interior looks sharp in contrast and is in good order. Run your hands around the wheel and take in the iconic dash and you are swept back in time. Under the hood is a rebuilt 365ci V8 backed by a rebuilt Hydromatic Transmission. Per the owner the powertrain was overhauled in 2006 and has 2000 miles on her since. Paint and interior are also believed to have been restored at that time. A note from the owner...