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Cord comments in the 1932 Time Magazine.

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08 Jul 2003 15:45 #450 by Auburn/Cord Parts
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Bill Hummel wrote: Any pictures of this prototype?


There is an artist's sketch in Josh's book.

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04 Jul 2003 20:22 #443 by Bill Hummel
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Any pictures of this prototype?

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03 Jul 2003 20:43 #440 by Auburn/Cord Parts
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The natives in Auburn and Connersville Indiana called the Cord a Front Drive Auburn. The first prototype for the 810 Cord looked like a Auburn Sedan with the Cord front fenders.

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03 Jul 2003 00:17 #434 by Bill Hummel
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Josh Malks lent me his copy of a 1932 Time Magazine that featured E.L. Cord on the cover.

Do you know what some people in the automotive industry said about the Cord cars?

[i:227djk5p]They were simply Auburns that ran backwards![/i:227djk5p]

Actually, it was pretty funny.

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