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1932 Auburn 8-100A Speedster-Style

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Listed bychasmo
Midland, Texas 79705Manual
UnsoldFeb 5, 2024
Final bid$57,500

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Summary
This 1932 Auburn 8-100A features fiberglass boattail coachwork replicating a Speedster, reportedly constructed in the 1960s by Glenn Pray. It is powered by a 268. 6ci Lycoming inline-eight paired with a three-speed manual transmission and a Columbia dual-ratio rear axle.
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Most Recent Sale
Year
32 (24%)
1/22/2026
Color
Two Tone Red
1 (<1%)
No Data
Transmission
127 (96%)
10/2/2026
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Loading sold figures · 12 months to Feb 5, '24

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LuckysDad 39 pics and no videos. Really? This car deserves a better presentation.
Significant_Cars @BigRed these cars were at one point simply used cars and all sorts of bad fates befell them. If a wood frame ... View more
chasmo Add video Thanks, I have owned this Auburn about 10 years, it’s a great car. I have only shown it twice in judged events ... View more
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