1932 Auburn

This 1932 Auburn is one of only 2 that remain of the 200 original 1932 8-100A's inline s that were produced. This particular car has a unique story. When the original purchaser went to the factory to pick up the car he thought the colors were ugly an wanted it repainted to his wife's favorite colors coming from the Packard. He paid $50 US dollars and had it painted walnut brown duco code 246-57072 and Seminole beige duco code 246-5576, making this one a unique factory car. The purchaser embarked on making a rich history of show winnings. The Auburn won 1st at the Amelia Island Concour d' Elegance, 1st at the Ormond Beach Concour d' Elegance as well as one hundred other shows all placing between 1st-3rd. This automobile was published in two books, place on a calendar and was in the parade of automobiles in the 1957 worlds fair. Don't miss out on this 3 speed standard 2 speed rear end one of a kind beauty!!
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