Cadillac 75 Generation 4 Series 51-75 7533X Imperial Sedan by Fleetwood
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Cadillac |
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75 Generation 4 Series 51-75 7533X Imperial Sedan by Fleetwood |
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1950-1953 |
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Sedan |
An all-new Series 75 was introduced for 1950 which conformed to the post-war styling introduced on other Cadillacs in 1948. This would replace the pre-war design dating back to 1941 with a new 146.8 in (3,730 mm) wheelbase. It featured six-window styling, a one piece windshield, the absence of running boards and a "high-headroom" limousine-type appearance. 7-passenger seating was again offered via jump seats in the sedan, business sedan and Imperial sedan. Surprisingly Hydramatic automatic transmission was optional but power windows were standard equipment.
A minor face lift and small trim variations were the main Cadillac styling news in 1951. Miniature egg crate grilles were set into the out-board grille extension panels below the headlights. Larger, bullet shaped style bumper guards were used. Jump seats were used in both the seven-passenger sedan and Imperial limousine. Hydramatic automatic transmission was optional and hydraulic window lifts were standard. Business sedans were built in limited numbers on a special order basis.
