1928 Cadillac Series 341-A Sport Phaeton
Walkaround and startup videos have been added below, along with a Vehicle Valuation Guide in the additional documents section.
Video Gallery

1928 Cadillac Series 341-A Sport Phaeton - walkaround

1928 Cadillac Series 341-A Phaeton - startup
Description
OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE
Announced in September of 1927, the Cadillac Series 341 was introduced with a longer 140-inch wheelbase and larger L-head V-8 producing a massive 208 pound-feet of torque. Offered with a series of elegant bodies designed by the newly formed General Motors Art and Colour Department, customers could select between dozens of incredible bodies with virtually every variation of Phaeton, coupe, sedan, or limousine imaginable. Supplied by GM-owned Fisher and Fleetwood, both were capable of stunning coachwork of very high quality and also available to customize for any additional customer needs. Unlike some catalog offerings, there was nothing plebeian about these offerings which featured a long hood and sweeping fenders spread over the long wheelbase chassis which proudly maintained Cadillac’s reputation as “The Standard of the World.”
Highlights
Offered from the Gateway Automobile Museum Collection
Featured in The Performing Art of the American Automobile
A stunning style 1172-B Dual-Cowl Sport Phaeton body by Fisher
Period-correct Curite yellow and orange exterior likely inspired by General Motors' “Color Creations of Nature’s Studio” book depicting a similar livery
Equipped with a 341 cu-in V-8 advertised with 90 horsepower and 208 pound-feet of torque
An older but well-maintained nut and bolt, body-off restoration
Firewall plate matching engine number
Runs on the original vacuum tank
Displaying 139 miles at the time of cataloging
Features
Three-speed manual transmission
Twin-folding windshields with wind wings
Senior Trippe lights
Gray leather interior with adjustable front driver’s seat
Leather leaf-spring gaiters matching interior
McKeelite running board spotlight with Cadillac shield
Herald mascot and stone guard
Tan canvas top
Dual side-mounted spares
Rear-mounted accessory trunk
Four-wheel drum brakes
Leaf spring suspension
Hydraulic shock absorbers
Wide whitewall tires
Wire wheels
Dual mirrors
Adjustable quarter-glass A-pillar windows
Included
Digital copy of its Cadillac Log Book Build Sheet
History file with ownership chain sheet
Known Imperfections
Please note that while all of the lots on offer in the Gateway Museum Collection are currently roadworthy, the lots will benefit from additional mechanical attention before being driven to address any imperfections associated with long-term static display or individual preferences. All lots are sold as is, where is
Ownership History
Records indicate that this example was the subject of a 9000-hour restoration under previous ownership where it was restored to the current specification. Previous outings are said to include Pebble Beach, Radnor Hunt, Amelia Island, and Meadow Brook concours events in addition to being an AACA Senior Award Winner.
Collection Guarantee Disclosure
Please note that as part of a larger collection to be offered at live and online auctions, the Consignor of the Gateway Collection has been guaranteed a minimum price for certain cars, including this Lot, by Broad Arrow. Depending on the final Hammer Price obtained for those Lots, Broad Arrow may benefit financially.
Additional Notes
A Broad Arrow Group Car Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner for this vehicle.
Contact: Donnie Gould Phone: 954.647.0779 email: donnie.gould@broadarrowgroup.com
Optional vehicle service contract available for $750. Learn more about the program here.