1937 cord beverly sedan

1937 cord beverly sedan, original suspension, no steering column/box, has cord wheels, front bumper, rear towel bars, windshield frames, $9000.00 or trade for `35-`36 auburn speedster project. 989-772-0822, a55conv@frontier.com, mt.pleasant mi. 48858

Has the makings of a Buick Roadmaster.... with those port holes....

Has the makings of a Buick Roadmaster.... with those port holes....

It looks like they wanted to customize it, putting tubes wouldn`t work in that location though, the fenders do have the supercharger tube holes, but you are right it needs some buick port holes for the hood, tom.

WOW, was that baby buried in a grave with its owner? I may be wrong, but blasting, or chem dip might turn it in to cheese cloth.

I was involved in one that looked like that a few years ago, and the blaster called to say, YOU MIGHT WANT TO COME TAKE A LOOK BEFORE I GO ANY FURTHER IN THIS PROCESS. He was right, it was history.

I hope these pictures don't tell that kind of story.

It would make for a cool piece.

Dale in Indy

WOW, was that baby buried in a grave with its owner? I may be wrong, but blasting, or chem dip might turn it in to cheese cloth.

I was involved in one that looked like that a few years ago, and the blaster called to say, YOU MIGHT WANT TO COME TAKE A LOOK BEFORE I GO ANY FURTHER IN THIS PROCESS. He was right, it was history.

I hope these pictures don't tell that kind of story.

It would make for a cool piece.

Dale in Indy

Actually it`s not bad, my brother does body work, worked for the ford dealer, started his own body shop and they brought their cars to him for repair, he says it`s not too bad, the floor needs repair where the photo shows but the rest isn`t that bad, the outside just needs repair like any other old car, you know, patches here and there, door bottoms, etc., no cheese cloth metal but it does need patching, tom.

This would make a good hotrod for someone, I believe the front frame clip unbolts with all the suspension, a new modern frame clip could be made and bolted or welded in place.

Still for sale, make offer if interested.

Still for sale, I do have the front seat for it though not pictured.

If that's a 66 bronco in the background of your photos please e mail me .shadowny46@gmail.com thanks bob

If that's a 66 bronco in the background of your photos please e mail me .shadowny46@gmail.com thanks bob

The green truck is a International Scout...

Has the makings of a Buick Roadmaster.... with those port holes....

Or a Pierce-Arrow, with those headlights. Loveliest piece of c**p I've seen in a long time.

Would trade for a 1935-36 fiberglass auburn speedster project, 1953-55 or 1958-59 corvette project or 1955 chevy convertible project.