Al "Scarface" Capone may be long gone but his bulletproof 1928 Cadillac touring car is still around.
And it's for sale.
On July 28, the Series 341-A, 341 cubic inch, V-8 Caddie will be auctioned the day before the annual Concours d'Elegance of America classic car show at the Inn at St. Johns in Plymouth Township.

The striking green and black Cadillac is expected to fetch $300,000 to $500,000, according to Alain Squindo, director of private collections for RM Auctions.

"This is a very special automobile, not withstanding its Capone history," Squindo said. "It is a luxury car from a classic era as one of the first bulletproof cars that still survives. It's a very heavy car and a very good looking car."
Heavy indeed.

It carries an extra 3,000 pounds of armor plating and glass an inch thick. The side windows raise high enough to reveal circular gun ports and the rear window drops so riders could shoot at any pursuers....