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1936 Cord
1936 Cord 810 Westchester 4-Door - Stunning 30's Classic - 288ci/125hp Lycoming L-Head V8 Engine - Innovative 4-Speed Pre-Selector Semi-Automatic Transmission - Finished in Factory Correct Cool Orchard Green - E.L. Cord's Second-Generation Front-Wheel-Drive Design - Featured in John Malks' Definitive Reference Book, Cord Complete - Over $15k Invested in Mechanical Restoration by Renowned Cord.
1937 Cord
E.L. Cord was one of the many talented and skilled automotive entrepreneurs whose aim was to establish an empire to rival Ford, GM & Chrysler. Its distinctive styling provided the basis for the new FWD car from Cord, the 810 and its successor the 812.
1936 Cord Sportsman Convertible
This 1936 Cord 810 Sportsman Convertible is a beautifully restored, concours award-winning example with southern history. Established in 1929, the Cord Corporation, was the namesake holding company for Errett Lobban "E.L." Cord's automotive ventures, including his shares in the Auburn Automobile Co. and Dusenberg, Inc., and the Lycoming Mfg. Co. among others. Shortly after the establishment of the Cord Corporation, the company began producing its first automobile in June 1929 with the Cord nameplate, the Cord L-29. While the Cord L-29 was and continues to be lauded for its gorgeous stance and appearance, the timing for its release could not have been worse.
1936 Cord Westchester Sedan
1936 Cord 810 Westchester Sedan Introducing this 1936 Cord 810 Westchester Sedan that is finished in a Red paint color combination that exudes timeless elegance and sophistication. Step inside the cockpit and be greeted by a striking burgundy interior that perfectly complements the exterior, creating a cohesive and luxurious ambiance. Equipped with a 4-speed manual transmission, 8-cylinder engine, Stormberg single-barrel carburetor, dual exhaust outlets, four-wheel drums, chrome bumpers, louvered wraparound grille, chrome trim, dual wipers, steel bumpers, three-spoke steering wheel, rear-hinged front doors, 16-inch steel wheels, BFGoodrich tires, and a spare tire.
1937 Cord Beverly Sedan
1937 Cord 812 Beverly Sedan Introducing this 1937 Cord 812 Beverly Sedan that is finished in a white exterior color and be greeted by a multi-color interior. Equipped with a manual transmission, 8-cylinder engine, Stormberg single-barrel carburetor, single exhaust outlet, chrome bumpers, louvered wraparound grille, chrome trim, dual wipers, steel bumpers, three-spoke steering wheel, rear-hinged front doors, 16-inch steel wheels, Goodyear white-wall tires, and a fender-mounted antenna. One of the most striking features of the 812 is its pioneering use of pontoon fenders with headlamps. Featured amenities include comfortable bench seating and a driver-side rearview.
1937 Cord
This 1937 Cord 812 Supercharged "Sportsman" Cabriolet is a Concours winning, supercharged example of one of the most iconic, technologically advanced Pre-War cars ever produced. Established by namesake founder Errett Lobban "E.L." Cord in 1929, the Cord Corporation served as Mr. Cord's holding company for his automotive ventures, including his shares in Auburn and Dusenberg, as well as engine builder, Lycoming. Cord began producing the namesake Cord L-29 in June 1929, serving as an intermediate model sitting above the more affordable Auburn and below the premium Duesenberg. Famously, the 1929 Cord L-29 beat out Ruxton to be "America's First Front-Drive Car;" however, in actuality, several automakers at the turn of the century had experimented with front wheel drive vehicles but none were particularly successful.