For Sale: 1935 AUBURN 653 SEDAN - $32,000 (EDMONDS,WA) - Not Mine

[classiclines]

Not Mine

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1935 Auburn 653
It's time let the next curator of our beloved Auburn enjoy and care for her. The Auburn has been in our family since 1937 and will be a great driver quality, entry into the world of ACD, Auburn-CORD-Duesenberg.
Auburn's have a rich heritage in the automotive world with many innovative engineering features for their time. This is a four (suicide) door sedan with the Lycoming 6 cylinder and a Columbia two speed rear end, six speeds forward, two speeds in reverse.
This is a documented, Auburn Certified car that spent it's life in Connecticut until it came to the PNW in 1989.

I do not need help selling and if the ad is up, it's for sale. Please respond with your phone number in the email and I will contact you with additional information.

Link:

https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/d/edmonds-1935-auburn-653-sedan/7737103715.html

 

email: f7ed155f6edb3a3e9e5fb115b2ad590b@sale.craigslist.org

[alsancle]

Something you never see.   Most 6 cylinder Auburns were turned in to eight cylinder and SC cars.   A 6 banger convertible coupe could be the rarest car in the world.    

[alsancle]

Couple of cool features,   it has a Tach dead center in the dash and the two speed rear end is controlled from the steering wheel.

[Matt Harwood]

1 hour ago, alsancle said:

Something you never see.   Most 6 cylinder Auburns were turned in to eight cylinder and SC cars.   A 6 banger convertible coupe could be the rarest car in the world.    

 

Dang, and I had one.

 

[alsancle]

26 minutes ago, Matt Harwood said:

 

Dang, and I had one.

 

Has it turned into a supercharged car yet?