1932 Auburn Speedster, not mine.

[Xander Wildeisen]

https://m.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1699135990574488/?ref=browse_tab

[alsancle]

Interesting.  Not sure what it is.  New body and Buick engine?

 

[bryankazmer]

Non original body and engine but it’s “restored”??????

[Xander Wildeisen]

I would drive that everyday, none of the not correct issues bother me. Cars like this have trouble in the market. If you have 250K to drop on this car. You have 250K to drop towards a real one. Love the car, Auburn had the best boat tail designs.

[Leif in Calif]

24 minutes ago, Xander Wildeisen said:

I would drive that everyday, none of the not correct issues bother me. Cars like this have trouble in the market. If you have 250K to drop on this car. You have 250K to drop towards a real one. Love the car, Auburn had the best boat tail designs.

So true! Someone could have invested a lot in this car if it was all done professionally, but it's neither fish nor foul.

My guess would be if the put it on BAT with no reserve, it might go for $60-$80K if they have a little luck.

It does look like fun if you don't mind attention and people asking you if it's a kit. 

[Xander Wildeisen]

It would bring more money if it had a later Lycoming straight eight in it. Just a little more appealing to the Auburn buyer.

[alsancle]

The market for reproduction Auburn Speedsters is fairly well defined.   The Buick engine hurts.    It is probably a 75K car.