Receiving Best in Show – Touring was the stunning Black and Nut Yellow 1931 Cadillac 370A V12 Roadster, an elegant expression of pre-war American luxury and craftsmanship. One of only 91 Roadsters produced in 1931, this automobile represents the final year Cadillac offered a production fully open car, making it a landmark vehicle in Cadillac history. This exceptional example is equipped with nearly every available factory accessory offered in Cadillac’s 1931 catalog, including Pilot Ray driving lights, wind wings, a factory spotlight, and the highly desirable Cadillac low-boy trunk—an accessory exclusive to Phaeton and Roadster models. The model itself also carries historic significance beyond the concours field. The 1931 Cadillac V-12 Roadster was selected as the official pace car for the Indianapolis 500, symbolizing prestige and innovation during the golden age of American motoring. Adding to its celebrated history, this particular vehicle earned Best in Class honors during the 100th Anniversary celebration of the Indianapolis 500 in 2011, further cementing its place among America’s premier collector automobiles.