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LaSalle was a luxury automobile brand produced by General Motors from 1927 to 1940, serving as a companion marque to Cadillac. LaSalle was known for its eleg...
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1939 LaSalle Series 39-50 in Gainesville, VA $65,000. LaSalle model 39-5067 is a flat-head V8-powered LaSalle produced by Cadillac with a body by Fisher. This car is #144 of #1020 vehicles manufactured for the 1939 2 Door Convertible Coupes of which 24 were shipped to Antwerp.
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Apr 29, 2019 · Among them is Charles Meyer who, with his late father Dr. William Meyer, bought the featured 1932 LaSalle Town Coupe in 1992. “It’s a wonderful driving car,” Meyer said. “It’s not a particularly fast car. It’s very low-geared because it’s a Town Coupe and that means, of course, that it was designed for city driving.
LaSalle History (1927 – 1940) Cadillac dominated the U.S. luxury-car market in the Teens and early Twenties. But by the time Lawrence P. Fisher was appointed president and general manager of the upper-crust General Motors division in 1925, there was trouble in the air. Big trouble: Packard had replaced Cadillac as America’s most popular premium automobile. You can readily imagine the ...
Jan 9, 2008 · The LaSalle Series 328 was so designated for its 328-cubic-inch displacement. With the standard 5.3:1 high-compression cylinder heads (4.8 optional), the approximately 105 pounds of compression produced about 86hp, a 15-percent increase from the previous year. Also new for 1929 was the first use of a synchromesh transmission in an American car.
This is a beautiful example of the rare 1937 LaSalle Convertible Sedan (Model 37-5049) that has been restored well for touring and regional shows. Called “S...
Aug 13, 2017 · The 1937 LaSalle models offered the consumer a very stylish and distinctively narrow grille design which many consumers really admired. The 1937 LaSalle series 50 models in particular did well with consumers. In 1937, the company introduced five different body styles. The average cost for a 1937 LaSalle model was between $1,320 and $1,680.