1932 Auburn, ACD Club Certified, Very Rare, Lycoming 8-100 engine

Description for Auburn Brougham 1932

1932 Auburn

One of the finest examples of American auto production ever made. Very rare model, few exist.

Features include:

8-100A Lycoming Engine with 268.6 cubic inch displacement; output rated at 100 horsepower at 3,400 rpm.

Columbia dual ratio rear axle, 4.54:1 gear ratio for better performance or 3.00:1 for better economy.

Startix Automatic Starter - first year available, starts the engine when the ignition is turned on.

Midland steel-draulic brakes,Bijur chassis lubricating system, freewheeling,"flying lady" mascot (hood ornament),wide whitewall tires,original trunk and rack,dual side mount spare tires,cowl and driving lights,127'' wheelbase,Royal Green paint with beige pinstripes, canvas top,manual transmission, Delco ride control shocks.

This automobile certified by the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Club: # A-194

$500 deposit due through Paypal within 24 hours of accepted offer or Buy It Now. The balance must be paid by bank transfer to the account number we will provide the buyer, or by cash in person at our bank in Richardson, TX (near Campbell Rd. @ Coit), within 10 days. The payment is made to us at the bank, not to the bank. Only the deposit is accepted through Paypal, the balance is not accepted through Paypal. Buyer required to sign our bill of sale which does not put any additional requirements on the buyer and only serves as a record of the transaction and the buyer's receipt. Car must be picked up by buyer within 10 days.We can have the car for you at the bank when payment is made, or it can be picked up after payment in Plano, TX. Buyer's choice.This sale is final. This car sold as-is.