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Old September 10th, 2008   #1
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1936 Cord restoration project

Hi-I'm just beginning to restore a 1936 Cord sedan and am looking for new or good used mechanical parts and some body parts including front or rear fenders.
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Old May 5th, 2009   #2
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Re: 1936 Cord restoration project

With or without side mounts?
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Re: 1936 Cord restoration project

Mmmmm....1936 Cord with sidemounts? Never heard of that one before.
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Re: 1936 Cord restoration project

Actually, such a beast does exist. Five 812s were built with specially-ordered sidemounts. At least one still exists and is pictured in Griffith Borgeson's book on E.L. Cord.

It isn't as bad-looking as it sounds, but it's not pretty either.

Good luck on your project! I suggest joining the ACD Club, which will give you access to a lot of great parts and technical information, as well as great people.

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Re: 1936 Cord restoration project

There's actually two Cords with Sidemounts that still exist, a Convertible Phaeton and a Custom Beverly
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Sorry to continue to hijack this thread, but have either of those been restored?
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Sorry to continue to hijack this thread, but have either of those been restored?
No problem Wes. The Phaeton was restored years ago. I took pictures of it at Auburn in 1977 and there was a website with the restoration progress of the Custom Beverly that I'm having trouble finding again.The Custom Beverly had some armor in it as I recall. I will try to find a picture of the finished Phaeton to post.
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Re: 1936 Cord restoration project

Just happened on this thread, so thought I had a couple of pics of a Cord convert with side mounts that I took a couple of months ago. I have no idea as to the age of the car, all I know is what you see in the pics. Hope they are interesting to someone. I believe the car is original. It was very impressive.
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Re: 1936 Cord restoration project

The white car with the sidemounts is a Packard. The yellow car with NO sidemounts is a Cord.
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Just happened on this thread, so thought I had a couple of pics of a Packard convert and Cord convert with side mounts that I took a couple of months ago. I have no idea as to the age of the cars, all I know is what you see in the pics. Hope they are interesting to someone. I believe the cars are original. Both were equally very impressive.
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