1934 Auburn 652, not mine.

[Xander Wildeisen]

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34-36 Auburn is a great driving car.  Especially the blown ones.   The 34 doesn't get the love of the 35/36 but still pretty cool.   12,500 is not outrageous but of course you have a huge project on your hands.  This is a six and not an eight.

 

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1934 Auburn 652. I bought as is I believe everything is there except speedometer. Interior is very usable if your looking to make it a driver. No rust car had been stripped of paint. Have parts car if interested. I do not need to sell so no low ball offers.