1935 Auburn 653 question

Neil, I sent you a PM in reference to your car.

Hey, it looks cool and has some history. I see what you mean about the windshield, but not bad the way it is. As long as people are honest about the car, I don't have a problem with mods of this sort

Here's some pics right off the trailer
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It is always nice to see pictures when you are asking if some one has seen something like this.
We all would like to see pictures of your Auburns
My 2 Cents
K Clark

I recently purchased a 35 653, many people knew about this car. It had been heavily modified in the 50's from a sedan into a ca brio. The folks that had it wanted a lot for it but I ended up getting it very reasonably.
The car was built by a WWII vet that was badly hurt at Normandy, his sister told me that the car was his therapy of sorts. He grafted on the back of a ca brio and did a very nice job. The car looks fine as it is but would look 100% better with a ca brio or coupe windshield. What are the odds of finding one? Even the base would help. Also in the trunk is a small tool box marked Auburn and 653 on the sides, looks factory, anybody ever seen one?
Great site by the way, I also have a 32 Auburn, 14 Overland, 22 Pierce, 30 S&S Ambulance, 38 Dodge, 39 Nash, 40 Ford, 41 Chevrolet, 42 Buick and a 62 Oldsmobile