1925 Cadillac - photographed at car museums, car shows, and automobile auctions across the United States.
The 1925 Cadillac V-63 was a continuation of the 1924 line and offered the company's first counter-balanced V8 engine. The car's aluminum body featured the new Duco paint finishes, signalling an expansion of color choices available - 24 color harmonies complimented by 10 upholstery patterns. Nickel-plated lights, scrolled radiator, and sloping windshield gave the model a distinctive look. Other special features included: dual spare tires, triple taillights, rumble seat, Bi-flex bumbers, and even a golf club door on the passenger side.
