File:1937 Cord 812 Phaeton - Flickr - brewbooks (1).jpg
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From the museum description: "This car is regarded as the most striking and aesthetically successful US car of the mid-1930s. Its sleek and distinctive design innovations included disappearing headlights, total elimination of running boards, "alligator style" front-latched hood opening, "coffin nose" front-end styling and teardrop shaped fenders, all of which influenced other manufacturers' designs in years ahead. In addition to masterful design, the Cord incorporated radical engineering, including the use of front wheel drive and an optional supercharged engine." Original purchase price $2645 1937 average annual income $1259 Engine Lycoming flathead V-8 configuration 125 hp Wheelbase 132 inches Transmission 4 speeds forward, 1 reverse activated a a Bendix preselector mechanism with shifting affected through electric solenoids and engine vacuum Manufacturer Auburn Automobile Company, Auburn, Indiana (1929-1937) Heritage Museums & Gardens, Sandwich, Massachusetts, USA 12q3 446 |
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| Source | 1937 Cord 812 Phaeton |
| Author | brewbooks from near Seattle, USA |
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