1914 CADILLAC

1913 Cadillac

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1914 Cadillac Touring

Same as 1913 except:


I. D. DATA

There were no serial numbers for the 1914 Cadillac.
Engine numbers were stamped on top surface of crankcase--in front of and to the left of number one (front) cylinder.
Engine No.: 91005-99999: A-1 - A-5008.

STYLE

Model Number Body Series Passengers Price
NA 4-dr. Touring 7 $2075
NA 4-dr. Touring 5 $1975
NA 4-dr. Phaeton 4 $1975
NA 2-dr. Roadster 2 $1975
NA 2-dr. Landaulet Coupe 3 $2500
NA 4-dr. Standard Limousine 7 $3250
NA 2-dr. Inside Drive Limousine 5 $2800

ENGINE

Description Vertical, in-line, L-head. Four cylinder. Individual cast iron cylinders, copper water jacket
Bore & Stroke 4.5 x 5.75 in. (114.3mm x 146.1mm)
Displacement 365.8 cu. in. (5.994 liters)
Brake Horsepower 40-50 N.A.C.C. H.P.: 32.4
Main bearings Five
Valve lifters Mechanical -- push rod -- roller cam followers
Carburetor Float feed; made by Cadillac to C. F. Johnson patents

CHASSIS

Standard Wheelbase 120 in. (3048mm)

1914 Cadillac

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1914 Cadillac Touring

Special Chassis Wheelbase 134 in. (3404mm)
Front/Rear Tread 56 in. (1422mm); optional: 61 (1549mm)
Tires 36 x 4-1/2

DRIVETRAIN

Transmission Selective, sliding gear transmission
Speeds 3 Forward and one Reverse
Steering position Right hand drive, controls to right
Clutch Leather faced cone clutch
Drive Shaft drive
Axle Full floating rear axle
Differential two-speed bevel drive, bevel gear differential
Overall ratio 3.67:1 or 2.5:1
Brakes Mech. brakes on two wheels -- service / foot / contracting -- emerg./lever/expanding
Wheels Wood artillery wheels, 10 & 12 spoke, demountable rims
Wheel size 27 in.
Optional Final drive ratios 4.07 or 2.50:1

OPTIONS

Seat covers $32.50 - 65.00
Handy lamp $2.00

HISTORICAL NOTES

Note: The last four cylinder Cadillac for 67 years; and the final use by Cadillac of Alanson Brush design features.

Note: A 1914 Cadillac Touring (engine number 92,524) was awarded the 1913 Dewar Trophy as a result of electrical and two-speed-axle performance during a 1000-mile test conducted in September/October 1913.


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