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The Model F was the primary new Cadillac model of 1905. It had a sharper hood and radiator, prompting the update of the Model B (which became the Model C) and even spawning an aftermarket of updates to existing Model A and Model B cars. Models E and F shared the same chassis, although the latter was lengthened by two inches.
The Model F was available as either a 4-seater 2-door touring car with a side-entrance to the fixed tonneau, or a 2-seat delivery vehicle. Both were priced at $950 in 1905.
The 1905 Cadillac Model F Touring is a four-passenger car with a 98.2 cubic inch, 9 horsepower, single-cylinder, horizontal engine. The engine is located under the car, and a chain drive powers the rear wheels. The Model F has a top speed of 32 miles per hour, which is notable for the time due to its streamlined body and powerful engine. It has two forward gears and one reverse, and the brakes are controlled externally.
The Model F was Cadillac's main new model in 1905, and its sharper hood and radiator led to updates to the Model B, which became the Model C. It also inspired aftermarket updates for existing Model A and Model B cars.
98.2 cubic-inch engine
9 horsepower
Planetary transmission
4-passenger seating
2-wheel mechanical brakes
Weight is 1,450 pounds
The Brass Era / 1886–1915
