1928 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center

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CADILLAC
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BODIES
For the .superb mechanism of the New Cadillac there has been created
a line of bodies so distinctive in beauty, luxury, comfort and richness that
the Cadillac very definitely establishes a new vogue in fine motor cars.
Modernistic, in accordance with the trend of today, yet possessing
restraint and dignity that accentuate their well-bred air, these body styles
make a strong appeal to lovers of beauty of line, balance and harmony.
The unusually long wheelbase of 140 inches and the underslung rear
springs permit bodies that are marked by extremely long, low and impressive
lines.
Exquisite finish; artistic trim; hardware and appointments chosen by
master designers; harmonies of color never before introduced—these are
details which contribute much to luxury and richness.
The bodies for the New Cadillac are the reflection of the Cadillac Motor
Car Company's recognition of the fact that for the discriminating, exacting
demands of the fine ear market, today's car must be unmistakably of today,
for today.
The Cadillac line consists of fourteen Fisher Custom Body models and
twelve Custom Bodies by Fleetwood.
The Fisher Custom Body types are:
Two-pa-senger Roadster
Five-passenger Se