1930 Cadillac Brochure Front Cover - GM Heritage Center

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An example of the protection afforded by non-shattcrablc Security-Pin lo glass with which all windshields, doors, and windows on Cadillac cars arc equipped. This windshield was hit by a bullet at close range but the bullet failed to jtenetrate the glass. SECURITY-PLATE GLASS Non-shatterable Security-Plate glass is used in the new Cadillacs for all windshields, doors, and windows. The safety feature of this glass for motoring today can hardly be overemphasized. For in the event of accident or collision Security-Plate glass will not fly into fragments. Instead, it stays intact and eliminates the hazard of injury from flying glass. Here is a factor of mental ease that no motorist will willingly do without. The Fisher VV windshield is a new type which is inclined slightly from the vertical to deflect the glare from headlights of cars approaching from the rear. This feature gives the driver free vision in night driving. Car roofs are formed from slats of selected wood two inches wide and placed one and one-half inches apart. This construction forestalls all weaving of the roof and provides for quietness at this point. To eliminate any possible noise, the slats are set on friction tape where they join the cross bars, and are held permanently in place at the front by strips of band iron. The side and quarter panels of the roof are covered with metal, giving a pleasing effect and adding considerably to the rigidity of the body. The central section of the roof is covered by a waterproof fabric. Running boards, mouldings and many other bright niclal parts are of stainless steel which will retain its luster indefinitely, will not mar easily, and adds a flashing beauty. Improvements in many items of outward appearance enhance still further the rich beauty of these cars. Thus, the radiator is wider than before. Headlamps are larger. Deep outer flanges bring the fenders close over the wheels. And the slatted valance over the gasoline tank is gracefully joined to the rear fenders to give a fully tailored appearance. In short, every detail reveals that combination of artistry and coachcraft which is the true basis of beauty. * Many of the important developments pioneered by Cadillac have been conceived in the dynamometer rooms of the General Motors Research Laboratories by some of the most famous scientists in the industry n-
THL Fllh:-PASSF.\GER COUPE Long a preferred model fur intimate personal uses in business or social affairs, I ho new Cadillac Five-Passenger Coupe achieves a more beautiful interpretation than ever, lis balanced and colorful outward grace is fully matched 1>\ its interior luxury. Dome and corner lights are provided. Opening Ihe door automatically turns on the dome light, The smoking set, is equipped with a detachable. calalin-cased lighter, and (HO ash travs. The vanity case consists of a inelal-covered mirror, memo book with silver pencil, and ash tray. Kntrance and exit, from the driver's seat have been made exceptionally easy by moving the control lever forward. The driver's scut is individually adjustable. n a A & Cops ** /9 J #*/ 1930 Cadillac Brochure - Page 13 - Five-Passenger Coupe -
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