Only Cadillac of Its Kind Ever Built! Joan Crawford's 1933 V-16 Cadillac Town Car Al Jolson's 1933 V-16 Cadillac Fleetwood 'Cadillac Town Car' Stole the show at the 1933 Academy Awards and would have easily snagged an “Oscar' if they had a category for 'Best Car of The Year'. Built specially for Joan Crawford by Cadillac, it had more creature-comfort features than a Rolls Royce and cost more than a luxury yacht! And now, to commemorate this one-of-a-kind legend, The National Motor Museum Mint™ has been authorized by GM to issue this special edition of Joan Crawford's 'Cadillac Town Car'. Al Jolson`s Cadillac is One of a Kind Cadillac had its worst year in 1933 and announced that only a limited number of V-16`s would be produced. Serial numbers and the owners name would be engraved on a plate to become an integral part of the car. The Serial numbers would range from 1 to 400 on the V-16s. Al Jolson, a famous singer and movie star in the 1920`s and 1930`s, ordered the five-passenger All-Weather Phaeton displayed here. It was Cadillac`s most expensive car model for 1933, priced at $8,000. An anticipated 400 V-16`s, only 126 were produced in 1933 and Al Jolson`s car was number 56. Engineered To Original 1933 Cadillac Specifications Features full operating parts—customized body—deluxe interior and V-16 engine—detailed chrome-look 4-bar bumper, balloon tires, art deco trumpet horns, plush interior, ‘Golden Goddess' hood ornament, official logos plus baked enamel finish. Features • Opening Hoods • Opening Doors • Massive 452-Cubic Inch V-16 Engine Provided 165 Horsepower • Forged In Heavy Die-Cast Metal With Detailing And Precision • 1:32 Scale Models • 6 Inches Long