Waylon Jennings' black Cadillac Fleetwood limousine in profile, parked in an open garage
Memphis, Tennessee

Waylon's
Limo.

Waylon Jennings' 1962 Cadillac limousine. Now in Memphis.

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This was Waylon Jennings' limo. It's a 1962 Cadillac Fleetwood Series 75 with two fold-down jump seats in the back.

The limousine in profile with the rear door open
History

Where it came from

This is a 1962 Cadillac Fleetwood Series 75 limousine. It's the factory limo, not a stretch conversion. Fleetwood built the body, and Cadillac made 904 of them that year.

The car was found neglected near Cedars of Lebanon State Park in Wilson County, Tennessee. Waylon's brother, Tommy Jennings, authenticated it as Waylon's. The previous owner restored it and rented it out for events and music videos.

In 2026 a Waylon fan in Memphis bought it. The plan is to document its history and share it with Waylon fans and car people.

Engine390 cu in V8, 325 hp
TransmissionFour-speed Hydra-Matic
Wheelbase149.8 in
LengthAbout 20 ft
Built in 1962904
Price new$9,937
Up frontBench seat
In backBench plus two jump seats
Front three-quarter view with the WAYLON front plate
Front
Rear compartment with both jump seats folded down
Rear compartment and jump seats
The rear bench with the Cadillac crest
Back seat
View from the back seat forward to the dash
View from the back seat
Rear tail fin and taillight
Tail fin
Fleetwood lettering on the trunk
Trunk lettering
The original push-button AM radio, lit up
Original radio
The Cadillac crest on the horn button
Horn button
The speedometer, cruise control dial, and air conditioner controls
Dash and cruise control
Low front view of the limousine with the WAYLON front plate