After turning heads throughout the 1930s with the distinctive and sporty tour stylings of the powerful V-16 line-up, Cadillac began production on the Series 62 sedan in 1940, designed by the legendary General Motors designer Harley Earl. In 1942, the "Big Three" halted the production of cars and began converting their factories to help in the war effort. But in 1947, Cadillac returned, once again bringing its style and sophistication to America’s open roads. And now, with this 1947 Series 62 Cabriolet Diecast Car you can revel in the style and innovation of Cadillac's legendary post-World War II era. Introducing the 1:18-Scale 1947 Cadillac Series 62 Cabriolet Diecast Car, presented by The Hamilton Collection.

Precision-engineered to a collector's preferred 1:18 scale with over 200 individual parts, this Cadillac collectible boasts a showroom finish in an exclusive French Gray paint available only from The Hamilton Collection. With its sleek and massive chrome egg-crate grille, bumpers and dagmars, chrome-like accents and rolling rubber white-wall tires, this diecast car showcases all the details that made the 1947 Cadillac Series 62 Soft Top Cabriolet so luxurious. The doors, hood and trunk all open, allowing for a full view of the detailed interior and the precision-wired Monobloc flathead 5.7-liter V-8 engine. Boasting a wealth of authentic features, this 1:18-scale diecast car is a brilliant celebration of Cadillac’s iconic design. Strong demand is anticipated, so don't delay. Order now!