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VIN 1127H

1937 Cord 812 Convertible Phaeton Sedan

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Listed byfritch
Vail, Colorado 8165764,771 milesManual
SoldMay 16, 2017
Sold for$95,000
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Summary
This 1937 Cord 812 Convertible Phaeton Sedan underwent a comprehensive restoration completed in 2009 by Squaw Hill Restorations and High Mountain Classics Inc. It features a correct-type 288ci Lycoming V8 engine paired with Cord's unique preselector 4-speed transaxle, sending power to the front wheels. The car is equipped with an external exhaust system, though it is not a supercharged model, and has had an electric fuel pump installed and the Startix system disconnected.
More details
The odometer shows 67,771 miles, but the true mileage is unknown, and the car is reported to drive well with the transmission shifting as designed.
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Quantity
Most Recent Sale
Year
273 (65%)
Oct 9, 2026
Color
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Transmission
323 (77%)
Oct 9, 2026
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Listing history

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  • May 16, 2017
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    Sold· this listing
    $95k
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Top Comments
VLM @Lewis: In regards to E.L. Cord, he was forced out of the company by a Chicago investor group after some (possibly trumped ... View more
rocketmaan BaT: Just sayin, but how about calling this a normally aspirated car rather than non-supercharged? Sounds less ... View more
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