The Cadillac Series 90 was produced and manufactured by Cadillac between the years 1930’s and the 1940’s. It didn’t always have that name, it was only given the name the Series 90 in 1936 as Cadillac reorganized their model names. Furthermore, only fifty-two units were sold that year, with almost half ordered as limousines. Hydraulic brakes were added for 1937, and that was the last year of production. In 1937 on fifty vehicles were produced. The V-16 "Series 90" and V-12 "Series 80 and 85", were essentially merged together in 1938 with the introduction of the new L-head V-16. The Cadillac Series did not last long in production but was still a fantastic vehicle to own.

A rare vehicle to own nowadays, the Cadillac Series 90. Not many were produced, so if you own one, you definitely own a piece of history.  If someone does own this vehicle driving on modern roads probably would not be the best because unfortunately, these vehicles did not come with some safety components including airbags. Airbags are required in all new vehicles and are there to protect you from hitting the windshield in a collision. If you notice that your airbag light is on there can be many reasons why. You should always get it checked and never ignore the issue. Having a SRS airbag module reset is a great idea. Safety Restore can help you with your module reset, and have it done within 24 hours or less of receiving your airbag module. The best is they save you thousands of dollars by using your old airbag module and restoring it to better than factory condition.