Black, Red leather. Paint + leather restored, engine + carburetor re-built. Runs

1937 Cord 812 Phaeton Additional Info:

Welcome your curiosity, appreciate that you took for a closer look *****FOR SALE- aMagnificent specimen.1937 Cord 812 Phaeton. Black with red interior. 75,674 miles.Stripped, and re-painted. Replaced all leather with the properstitch patterns. Lycoming V8 engine re-built at 75,276.Runs, drives, stops. Ready to be driven.Including the original Owner's Manual, and line drawing of this car.In dash AM radio (not standard until 1950s), Cord fog lights, heater,variable windshield wipers, ashtrays and hidden fuel filler door.Body with no running board, and headlights that retract into the body.(Indiana) American-built front-wheel-drive, with independent frontsuspension. Tube rear axle, with semi-elliptic rear springs.12" hydraulic drum brakes. External exhaust pipes.Classic "coffin nose" horizontal louver wraparound grill.Overall sleek design; low slung.Not supercharged, Engine replaced.Present owner has well-kept since 2006 in a dehumidified insulated garage.Previous owner, Tom Pendergast had restored the vehicle, and was also thetechnical advisor for 810 and 812 Cords in the ACD Club. He bought in 1954.Serial Number: 32,253 H. Engine: Replaced to FC2900.Included: Auburn Cord Duesenberg / ACD Newsletter magazines in three-ringbinders, since 1955, given free with the car.Original Vintage cannot be re-created.Would this be a nice accompaniment for the others in your stable ?Thank you for your attention. Inquire if necessary.