Where can I find a picture of the 1938 Phantom ...

[CuriousinCorpus]

and do you know what collection it's currently in? It's a low-slung, art deco style two-door coupe; very rare. I think there's only one. Any info will be appreciated!

[1937hd45]

Last time I saw it it was in the Bill Harrah collection, I believe it is still there. I have a full page ad for it when it was originally built and was in Fortune Magazine.

[Peter Gariepy]

http://images.google.com/images?biw=&q=1938+phantom&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images

[Amphicar BUYER]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">and do you know what collection it's currently in? It's a low-slung, art deco style two-door coupe; very rare. I think there's only one. Any info will be appreciated! </div></div>

OOPS! Peter looks like you beat me by 1 minute on the very same photo! So I changed it.

OK, here is web page full! NYA NYA NYA!

[West Peterson]

Still in the Harrah collection, although the museum is now called the National Motor Museum, Reno, Nevada. The car was originally built for a Mr. Heinz (57 Flavors fame). I believe it has 1936-37 Cord running gear and basic frame (although the Cord didn't really have a frame).

[Guest De Soto Frank]

Looks like the dash instruments and steering wheel are from a coffin-nose Cord...

With those small vents in the hood, I wonder if this buggy tended to run hot ?

I also am curious if those are late '20's Woodlites frenched under the fenders...

Definitely a wild car...