- Al Capone's former vehicle, a bulletproof 1928 Cadillac, has been listed for $1 million with Celebrity Cars.
- Celebrity Cars claims the Cadillac is one of the earliest bulletproof cars.
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Al Capone's former vehicle, a bulletproof 1928 Cadillac, has been listed for $1 million.
Al Capone was an infamous gangster in Chicago that garnered a reputation for being a feared mob boss before his final conviction in 1931, according to the FBI. Celebrity Cars, the company selling the infamous mobsters vehicle, claims his former Cadillac is one of the earliest bulletproof cars after it was outfitted with an inch thick bulletproof glass windows and almost 3,000 pounds of armored plating.
The 1928 Cadillac can also hold a machine gun that could be fired out of a cutout in its modified windows, and the back windows have the ability to open so the occupants of the vehicle can fire out the back of the car.
The four-speed manual transmission Cadillac has logged 1,111 miles now that it's up for sale. Keep scrolling to read about the history of the car that belonged to one of the US' most notorious mob bosses: