1927_La Salle 303 roadster Size:Large Cadillac - for well-heeled wealthy

Cadillac - for well-heeled wealthy customers in the sunshine state

The '68 and '69 wins were both in the 'original' GT40 body style and were prepared and entered by J

These cars were much faster in the corners than the previous Group C cars had been

way superior to the low-cost thin poster paper normally used and are individually numbered and hand signed

driven by JWA regular driver Jackie Oliver

1927_La Salle 303 roadster Size:Large Cadillac - for well-heeled wealthy1927 La Salle roadster By the mid 1920s, the more visionary automobile manufacturers were aware that their customers in the rapidly growing market for cars were demanding a great deal more choice, flair and sophistication in the products. It was no longer good enough to have engineers design a new model, almost always focussed on function and ease of manufacture over all other considerations. New customers wanted style. They wanted bright, bold, shiny