The Auburn by Nicky Wright

Page Menu 1935 Auburn Speedster 1936 Speedster 852 1933 Speedster V12 1933 V12 Rear View 1936 Speedster Convertible

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The powerful hood and grille shape of the Gordon Buehrig -designed Auburn 851 Boat-tail Speedster features front fenders that curve into the body, like wings poised for flight.

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There were virtually no changes between the 1935 and the 1936 models of Auburn, though designation progressed from 851 to 852.	1936 Auburn Type 852 Boat-tail Speedster. Cord probably lost money on every speedster sold (at $2,245), but they attracted customers into the showrooms.
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1933 Auburn V12 Boat-tail Speedster	A predecessor of Gordon Buehrig's type 851 speedster, this V12 and the earlier Auburn speedsters were the work of Al Leamy.
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Another view of the 1933 Auburn V12 Boat-tail Speedster
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Note the beautifully sleek lines. This model was designed by Buehrig in a brief interval in his work on the new Cord 810.	1936 Auburn Boat-tail Speedster
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