Any interest in Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum pics?

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This is a prototype of the '36 Cord 810, "Coppertone" with copper accents on the grill as shown. It was said that when it made its debut at the 1935 New York Auto Show, people were standing on the runningboards of other cars to get a better look at its unveiling.

 

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Gorgeous.......

 

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There is an old guy in Wellington Ks that has a bit of a Cord/Auburn museum, & a shop where he rebuilds parts & cars. I was there when he showed a group of people a fender he was making. Using only an power planishing hammer & an English wheel. It is quite the shop, & I can't remember the name of the guy or his shop.
These old Cords, Auburns, & Duesenbergs are some of the most beautifully designed cars, I think.

 

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[davek]

Is that a Tucker in post#18?

 

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Is that a Tucker in post#18?

Yes it is.....neat, eh?