Cadillac Series 61 II gallery (1941–1941)

The second-generation Cadillac Series 61 was offered for the 1941 model year (Series 41-61) following a one-year hiatus. Built on GM's revised B-body platform with a 126-inch wheelbase, it embraced torpedo body proportions. Exterior styling introduced fully integrated headlights set into broad front fenders, alongside a full-width horizontal front grille. Body styles included a four-door sedan and a sleek two-door fastback coupe. The Torpedo-style body featured an all-steel roof structure, curved glass windows, and polished rocker panel moldings. The interior offered rich broadcloth upholstery and plush seating cushions.

Propulsion was supplied by the 346 cubic-inch (5.7-liter) Monobloc V8 producing 150 horsepower. A major innovation for 1941 was the optional 4-speed Hydra-Matic fully automatic transmission alongside the standard 3-speed manual. Mechanical equipment featured hydraulic drum brakes and coil-spring independent front suspension. Standard and available equipment included power steering, power drum brakes, power window controls, power seat adjustment, and premium interior upholstery appointments. Standard and available equipment included power steering, power drum brakes, power window controls, power seat adjustment, and premium interior upholstery appointments. Standard mechanical specifications included Bendix hydraulic drum brakes, Knee-Action coil-spring independent front suspension, dual windshield wipers, and an electric dashboard clock.