Lou Costabile ... My dad owned a 1938 Cadillac. What stood out about my dad's car was, I believe, a sun visor (exterior) taken from a 1938(?) Pierce Arrow. Picture the '38 with an exterior sun visor! SHARK!
@@loucostabile Hi Lou .. a couple of other things: In the summer, my dad would remove the hood side-panels for better cooling. The motor mounts were ahead of the front axles thus stressing the frame. When you turned the steering wheel, you had to "hand over hand" turn as if you let the wheel go the wheel would turn by itself in the direction of the turn you were coming out of. As an aside, he also had a 1959 Cadillac. One day, he hit a piece of metal on the highway. It punctured a hole in the gas tank. He pulled over to the shoulder, and, having some tools and parts in the trunk, placed a military type 5 gallon jerry can between the grill and radiator frame, under the hood, and plumbed the can into the fuel line then headed home. The amount of space under those hoods made repairs a joy!
@@loucostabile Yes, and look - the button tilts in to allow the horn to keep on sounding without having to keep pressing the button! Early automation, perhaps...I'm also surprised at the gentleman not knowing what the 'blanket holder' strap was - on the back of the front seat...Looks like they handle more modern cars most of the time. Beautiful car...One thing that got me was when you asked if the fuel filler was 'under the tail-light'...This was a 1940's on thing...Funny that they didn't find SOME way to hide the basic screw-on cap on an expensive care like this...
Hi Dominique, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Hi Gregory Trane, Glad you enjoy this "automotive work of art" :-) Thank you for the kind words on the video, and hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
Hi Steven, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
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I hit pause and read the decal on the oil filter container and also the decal on the air cleaner. When this car was restored, the decal for the air cleaner was placed on the oil filter container. The decal on the oil filter container gives instructions for washing the filter in gasoline (which is what you do with the air cleaner filter). The decal for the oil filter was placed on the air cleaner and it gives instructions for changing the oil and oil filter. Nevertheless a beautiful restoration and awesome car.
Another great video of a great car! My grandad used to have a '38 Cadillac back in the day, probably one of the few in Sweden.... These aren't cars, these are automobiles! 😉 😄 Keep up the fantastic work! 👍👌👏
My grandfather used to have a 1965 CADILLAC .It was looking very beautiful in the streets of CAIRO . THANKS FOR A VERY NICE VIDEO. I enjoyed watching it very much. Thanks LOU
Hi, Thank you for hanging in there. The last 3 days after buying another camera, trying loading several times, many e-mails to TH-cam Support (with no real help) trying loading on 2 different PC's, and the final answer came from my IT Guy Jeff who found an app to convert the files to MP4 and that was the trick. Glad you like the car, I like this one too! Lou
Get outta'here!!! - Yet another early masterpiece from reliable Cadillac! - Obviosly, this unique piece of automotive history definitely wound up in the right hands! (In _my_ mind, I see an enormous potential in these videos - if the magnificent rides were taken out for an actual spin, and they were filmed from another 'follow-car' and from different angles - mainly, because I feel these superb cars is that credit due!....) But, then again, I guess everything has it's 'limits', both in terms of manpower, time and money spent on making these rare glimpses at all possible! . . . . . . . . Anyway, as always - thanks from Norway - for sharing Lou! 💓 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Hi Eric Kamov from Norway, I hope you've found a new place on this TH-cam Channel to enjoy many amazing cars. You're right, time is the factor, however.... if you type into TH-cam search "My Car Story With Lou Ride" you'll see some I jump into for a spin for you. Enjoy, Lou
Hi Christopher, Happy to read "Loved the car!!!" :-) Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Hi Bryan O, Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
That is one beautiful car. Never thought much about cars made pre-1950., but this has a marvelous presence to it. Its gotta Bentley-Rolls elegance about it.
Been looking at a few all night to pass the time.......im in UK (scotland) and love classic cars so its nice to see others from America as opposed to British ones.
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your welcome :) yeah i need to check out some of the episode i haven't seen yet , nice to find other people with the same interests that share wonderful things !!!!!
Hi Antoine le, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on the Channel you'll enjoy. Like this one, Lou th-cam.com/video/hHizLn4IcEY/w-d-xo.html
Hi bingochoice, Happy to read you appreciate the looks of this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
@@loucostabile your welcome, cars from the late 30's are my favorite..this Cadillac was amazing , the attention to detail, the color, if i was rich I'd be buying it or one like it..
what a gorgeous machine. GM were the absolute masters at marketing and making shiny, beautiful cars and then convincing people that they should want to buy them.
Someone else noted this also: the oil filter instruction decal is on the AIR FILTER and the air filter decal is on the oil filter. Wow. Attention to detail, please...
The front fenders and the swoopy headlights, that grill, etc etc. 1938 and only like 10 people could afford it. You never ask the color name - but it is Deauville Beige Metallic which is gorgeous on this car!
don't you feel like saying can't you see I'm making a video here get the heck out of my way lol but your tune of a nice guy no keep up the good videos my friend I love watching them maybe you could do some on some classic Lincolns maybe little new newer Classics would be cool since the nineties and eighties cars are becoming classics give it a thought?
Curious at 7:45 - engine did not turn over, had to be tried a second time (how quiet is THAT!!) There's definitely a case to be made for rewiring this car to 12 volt. - with a 12 volt starter and alternator. Since the car is already not original (repainted from the original black) - might as well do some reliability mods such as a 12 volt conversion. The car deserves it (and so does the next owner)...And yes, i know ALL the wiring needs to be changed (except perhaps to the lighting and illumination - where just changing the lamps to 12 volt would suffice. I'd even go as far as retrofitting LED (warm white) lamps for the headlights - I did a restoration on an early 50's Buick and used period-correct shape, but LED (3000k colour) lamps. Totally reliable and provided more illumination while staying true to the incandescent look colour of the original bulbs. maybe I'm too picky.
I enjoy watching your videos... but if you were to buy a tri-pod and some editing software, it would upgrade your over all presentation. Best Wishes... to you... keep up the good work, great taste in cars that you choose to share with all of us.
Hi Kosmic Kid, I agree with you 100% on the editing software. Challenge I face is time. I run (not boasting - actually I don't suggest trying this) 4 businesses, and a family, so if the Channel (4th business) gets big enough I will definitely edit. Currently this is my hobby to relax and share with others. I'll continue to do my best with "my process" (Front, Side, Back, Interior, engine, Exhaust sound) until this becomes more profitable. Thank you for your suggestions, and so glad you're enjoying the cars. I enjoy them and the people too! Lou
Hi Lou, I beg to differ. The current format is great and needs no modification. It's a joy to watch you running around the car like an excited schoolboy pointing out the details in your untiring search for that elusive fuel filler cap... And just like "The Blair Witch Project", camera shake mixed with the odd moment of confusion and unscripted commentary all add to the suspense...
An honest review, Lou! - but - 'Look at that...' (horn sticks on)...'Look at that'...' (exhaust tip)...looks like the body/detailing crew didn't make it down that far...surface rust on the tip and on the body panel...Too bad, because a beauty like this needs the whole nine yards of restoration...
Hi FLX TAX SPECIALIST, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Just stunning. Great video. Only marred by the misuse and abuse of the word "unique". The clue is in the word itself, to whit....'uni' meaning one, singular, alone, no others, peerless.....it cannot be qualified, ergo, the car isn't "so unique", or "very unique". It is, rare, exceptional, but not unique.
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Hi Shani Billy, Truth is I'm learning like you are, so I really don't know. I like original cars and I have many of them on the Channel so I hope you find many cars you'll enjoy, Take care, Lou
blanket holder ?? i think not .its a passenger entrance exit assist .all cars of that era up till the late 50 early 60's has rope assist . and the color could not have been original as metalic's didn't happen in production cars till the 50's only a custom builder would have metalic paints. 3
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You are dead wrong on that. Metallics have been around since before automobiles. The most popular colors were gunmetal variations, every automobile by 1930 had colors that came in a poly/irid/or metallic coat. Those eras missed nothing, you just missed the era.
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I think the word for this car is “ refined”. What a jewel.
Hi John, Happy to share this "jewel" with you :-) Lou
Lou Costabile ... My dad owned a 1938 Cadillac. What stood out about my dad's car was, I believe, a sun visor (exterior) taken from a 1938(?) Pierce Arrow. Picture the '38 with an exterior sun visor! SHARK!
Pat Rick ... Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Dads car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
@@loucostabile Thanks Lou ... keep up the good work!
@@loucostabile Hi Lou .. a couple of other things: In the summer, my dad would remove the hood side-panels for better cooling. The motor mounts were ahead of the front axles thus stressing the frame. When you turned the steering wheel, you had to "hand over hand" turn as if you let the wheel go the wheel would turn by itself in the direction of the turn you were coming out of. As an aside, he also had a 1959 Cadillac. One day, he hit a piece of metal on the highway. It punctured a hole in the gas tank. He pulled over to the shoulder, and, having some tools and parts in the trunk, placed a military type 5 gallon jerry can between the grill and radiator frame, under the hood, and plumbed the can into the fuel line then headed home. The amount of space under those hoods made repairs a joy!
1938 was a great year for General Motors styling, superb.
Hi Jim Rr, Thank you for sharing. Lou
These old cars had real class! Largely handmade with pride.
Hi J F, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many more cars with class on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
along with mid-50's, mid-60's, 71-72, the late 30's were peak GM style...this '38 is an art deco masterpiece
HI Steve S, High praise for this design :-) Lou
Lou found another Gem!!! This is a work of art. Now let me call my bank lol
Pull up in this one and I think your Banker will want a ride :-)
Im sure they will!!!
Gorgeous from every angle. I noticed all the Art Deco touches, too. NICE
Hi Mike Gehre, Glad you like this one :-) Clearly a rolling piece of art, Lou
love that HORRRN!!!...no whimpy, bleeting ''beeep'...
Hi allen max, Nice :-) Lou
@@loucostabile Yes, and look - the button tilts in to allow the horn to keep on sounding without having to keep pressing the button! Early automation, perhaps...I'm also surprised at the gentleman not knowing what the 'blanket holder' strap was - on the back of the front seat...Looks like they handle more modern cars most of the time. Beautiful car...One thing that got me was when you asked if the fuel filler was 'under the tail-light'...This was a 1940's on thing...Funny that they didn't find SOME way to hide the basic screw-on cap on an expensive care like this...
Moteurs monstrueux, consommation monstrueuse, mais des œuvres d'art !!!
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Simple but elegant.
Let me put it another way. Simplicity is an Art Form. 👍🏻😊
Well said :-)
What a grille. Love the chrome on this car
Hi Brad H, Glad you "love the chrome" on this car :-) Lou
Now that's a real automotive work of art. The build quality is second to none. Great video.
Hi Gregory Trane, Glad you enjoy this "automotive work of art" :-) Thank you for the kind words on the video, and hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
Packard joins the chat...
Fabulous American automobile
Hi Steven, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
A real beauty!, and no DAMNED CENTER CONSOLE!!!
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I hit pause and read the decal on the oil filter container and also the decal on the air cleaner. When this car was restored, the decal for the air cleaner was placed on the oil filter container. The decal on the oil filter container gives instructions for washing the filter in gasoline (which is what you do with the air cleaner filter). The decal for the oil filter was placed on the air cleaner and it gives instructions for changing the oil and oil filter. Nevertheless a beautiful restoration and awesome car.
Hi Gus Rhoads, Great attention to details. Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Another great video of a great car! My grandad used to have a '38 Cadillac back in the day, probably one of the few in Sweden....
These aren't cars, these are automobiles! 😉 😄
Keep up the fantastic work! 👍👌👏
Hi Duececoupe, Thank you for sharing the story of your GranDad's car. I appreciate the compliment on the work, Lou
My grandfather used to have a 1965 CADILLAC .It was looking very beautiful in the streets of CAIRO . THANKS FOR A VERY NICE VIDEO. I enjoyed watching it very much. Thanks LOU
Glad you like this one and thank you for sharing the story of your Grandfather, Lou
Wonderful car!! Big fan of the Caddies and I love these older ones! Just pure nostalgia and class.
Hi Debbie, Happy to read you enjoy this Classy Caddy :-) Lou
Beautiful, a real Gem!
Happy to read you enjoy this gem :-)
That tall guy almost makes the car look regular size. Anyway, that is an amazing Cadillac.
Hi Jeffrey, You are right on both accounts (The Tall Guy & The Amazing Car). Thank you for viewing and commenting, Lou
Look at the doors! They're like vault doors! Gosh! This car brilliant!
Glad you're enjoying the details :-)
What a beautiful car! Simple and elegant!
Well said Joseph :-)
Sounds excellent, glad ya got the audio sorted
You ROCK
That's a beautiful car 🚗!!!
Hi, Thank you for hanging in there. The last 3 days after buying another camera, trying loading several times, many e-mails to TH-cam Support (with no real help) trying loading on 2 different PC's, and the final answer came from my IT Guy Jeff who found an app to convert the files to MP4 and that was the trick. Glad you like the car, I like this one too! Lou
Get outta'here!!! - Yet another early masterpiece from reliable Cadillac! - Obviosly, this unique piece of automotive history definitely wound up in the right hands! (In _my_ mind, I see an enormous potential in these videos - if the magnificent rides were taken out for an actual spin, and they were filmed from another 'follow-car' and from different angles - mainly, because I feel these superb cars is that credit due!....) But, then again, I guess everything has it's 'limits', both in terms of manpower, time and money spent on making these rare glimpses at all possible! . . . . . . . . Anyway, as always - thanks from Norway - for sharing Lou! 💓 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Hi Eric Kamov from Norway, I hope you've found a new place on this TH-cam Channel to enjoy many amazing cars. You're right, time is the factor, however.... if you type into TH-cam search "My Car Story With Lou Ride" you'll see some I jump into for a spin for you. Enjoy, Lou
Loved the car!!! Looking for a 56 Cadillac coup convertible, does not have to be showroom quality.
Hi Christopher, Happy to read "Loved the car!!!" :-) Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Automotive art
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That was ours at one time took us a long time to restore it , but we’ll worth it.
Hi 11950mr, Great work on your build, Lou
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL CAR ONE OF YOUR BEST
Hi Han Schenk, Glad you enjoyed this one :-) Lou
If companies like Cadillac made these again, I'd buy a new one.
Nice :-)
That is one beautiful car. Never thought much about cars made pre-1950., but this has a marvelous presence to it. Its gotta Bentley-Rolls elegance about it.
Classy :-)
And thats the sad thing about how little people now.
Beautiful car Lou love the color
Agreed, the car color is so right for this car.
color is amazingly beautiful.
Hi geoffdundee, Glad you enjoyed the color on this one :-) Hope you see many more cars on the Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
Been looking at a few all night to pass the time.......im in UK (scotland) and love classic cars so its nice to see others from America as opposed to British ones.
Welcome to the Channel :-) Stay tuned as I have a British / Italian / American car coming up soon, I think you'll enjoy it, Lou
i absolutely love wagons/estate cars.....with chrome of course :)
Great car! You didn’t really show off the driver’s side instrument panel very well.
Hi Emily, That would have been good if I did. Thanks for sharing and I'll work on that, Lou
They're called Speed Lines, and they look better in odd numbers.
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What beauty ❤️👍
You have great taste :-)
Thanks , I love old cars , I really dig your channel I'm glad I found it , I was looking up a Excalibur, is how I found it !
Hi MrMatt C, Thank you for sharing that you dig the Channel, that made my day. So glad to share cars with you, Lou
your welcome :) yeah i need to check out some of the episode i haven't seen yet , nice to find other people with the same interests that share wonderful things !!!!!
Great collection congratulations ❤😂😅👍👍👍👍👍.
:-)
those lines are a part of the art deco style,style of the 20's,30's and 40's
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nah.. Streamline Modern. Art deco has inlays and is very fussy.
beautiful
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@@loucostabile your welcome, cars from the late 30's are my favorite..this Cadillac was amazing , the attention to detail, the color, if i was rich I'd be buying it or one like it..
Magnificent
Glad you enjoy this one :-)
what a gorgeous machine. GM were the absolute masters at marketing and making shiny, beautiful cars and then convincing people that they should want to buy them.
Hi chieftp, Glad you like this one :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many more cars on the Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
3:12 "a blanket holder" with three on a tree, nice.
Thank you for viewing and sharing.
Someone else noted this also: the oil filter instruction decal is on the AIR FILTER and the air filter decal is on the oil filter. Wow. Attention to detail, please...
Thank you for sharing.
The front fenders and the swoopy headlights, that grill, etc etc. 1938 and only like 10 people could afford it. You never ask the color name - but it is Deauville Beige Metallic which is gorgeous on this car!
Happy to read you enjoy the design of this car :-)
starting an engine up, and immediately revving it, is the worst thing you can do to an engine
We warmed it up before hand, however you are correct, Lou
don't you feel like saying can't you see I'm making a video here get the heck out of my way lol but your tune of a nice guy no keep up the good videos my friend I love watching them maybe you could do some on some classic Lincolns maybe little new newer Classics would be cool since the nineties and eighties cars are becoming classics give it a thought?
Hi spacemaster Chavez, From your suggestion, here is a nice 1981 Lincoln Mark VI for you to enjoy :-) Lou th-cam.com/video/4OIsTcxa0_A/w-d-xo.html
Curious at 7:45 - engine did not turn over, had to be tried a second time (how quiet is THAT!!) There's definitely a case to be made for rewiring this car to 12 volt. - with a 12 volt starter and alternator. Since the car is already not original (repainted from the original black) - might as well do some reliability mods such as a 12 volt conversion. The car deserves it (and so does the next owner)...And yes, i know ALL the wiring needs to be changed (except perhaps to the lighting and illumination - where just changing the lamps to 12 volt would suffice. I'd even go as far as retrofitting LED (warm white) lamps for the headlights - I did a restoration on an early 50's Buick and used period-correct shape, but LED (3000k colour) lamps. Totally reliable and provided more illumination while staying true to the incandescent look colour of the original bulbs. maybe I'm too picky.
Hi FLX TAX SPECIALIST, "maybe I'm too picky." Sounds like that attention to details is why your clients use your tax specialist services, Lou
Are the hood ( engine compartment) vents functional? 🤔 You missed mentioning that! Also it's 3 on the tree but what kind of trans does it have? ✌🏻
The vents are functional, and not sure on the trans ?
I enjoy watching your videos... but if you were to buy a tri-pod and some editing software, it would upgrade your over all presentation. Best Wishes... to you... keep up the good work, great taste in cars that you choose to share with all of us.
Hi Kosmic Kid, I agree with you 100% on the editing software. Challenge I face is time. I run (not boasting - actually I don't suggest trying this) 4 businesses, and a family, so if the Channel (4th business) gets big enough I will definitely edit. Currently this is my hobby to relax and share with others. I'll continue to do my best with "my process" (Front, Side, Back, Interior, engine, Exhaust sound) until this becomes more profitable. Thank you for your suggestions, and so glad you're enjoying the cars. I enjoy them and the people too! Lou
Hi Lou,
I beg to differ. The current format is great and needs no modification. It's a joy to watch you running around the car like an excited schoolboy pointing out the details in your untiring search for that elusive fuel filler cap... And just like "The Blair Witch Project", camera shake mixed with the odd moment of confusion and unscripted commentary all add to the suspense...
Nice paint color! Can I get the name and paint code?
Hi mn4jesus, Happy to read you enjoy this color :-) Unfortunately don't know the paint code. Hope a Viewer can help, Lou
Always look up color charts of the era, '1938 Cadillac color chart'. This is Deauville beige metallic.
An honest review, Lou! - but - 'Look at that...' (horn sticks on)...'Look at that'...' (exhaust tip)...looks like the body/detailing crew didn't make it down that far...surface rust on the tip and on the body panel...Too bad, because a beauty like this needs the whole nine yards of restoration...
Hi FLX TAX SPECIALIST, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Will the back seat windows open all the way in this car or just the front seat windows?
Hmmm, did not check on that Thomas Woolum. Maybe a Viewer can share knowledge on your question. Lou
You are never your name, your name is ! You can't be what you only have, your name !!! There is a rust under the
exhaust pipe !!!
I'm missing something here.....
Does this car have low mileage
Not sure.
Just stunning. Great video. Only marred by the misuse and abuse of the word "unique". The clue is in the word itself, to whit....'uni' meaning one, singular, alone, no others, peerless.....it cannot be qualified, ergo, the car isn't "so unique", or "very unique". It is, rare, exceptional, but not unique.
Hmmm, unique comment :-) Stay well Roman.
Cost
No idea.
Champagne not "Champaign" ... FMD
Thank you for the correction
the car is incredibly nice to look at, stunning
Pity they reverted to a flat head, but I guess the economics of those depression years counted for something.
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Old school Gangsters kinda car
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Lou Costabile it’s a treat to see most of these gems I really do enjoy your videos thank you keep up the great work Lou
please tell me it's all original or repent ???
You're looking at it, you tell me.
in 1938 most of car in black colour
so that's why am confused am saw this colour first time in vintage cars
Hi Shani Billy, Truth is I'm learning like you are, so I really don't know. I like original cars and I have many of them on the Channel so I hope you find many cars you'll enjoy, Take care, Lou
thanku so much for your loving feedback
Of course, we're Car Guys, we're all in it together :-) Lou
blanket holder ?? i think not .its a passenger entrance exit assist .all cars of that era up till the late 50 early 60's has rope assist . and the color could not have been original as metalic's didn't happen in production cars till the 50's only a custom builder would have metalic paints.
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Hi Richard, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
You are dead wrong on that. Metallics have been around since before automobiles. The most popular colors were gunmetal variations, every automobile by 1930 had colors that came in a poly/irid/or metallic coat. Those eras missed nothing, you just missed the era.
Not suitable for a woman owner/driver!!
:-0