E.L. Cord: His Empire, His Motor Cars Cost Adjusted on PO PO-0007 The phaeton seats five people

The phaeton seats five people and has a convertible top

this large touring car had plenty of power to go and only two-wheel mechanical brakes to stop

This car was given to the Indianapolis Children’s Museum in 1927 by Mr

An adorable way to start your kids or grandkids on their love of all things Duesy

E.L. Cord: His Empire, His Motor Cars Cost Adjusted on PO PO-0007 The phaeton seats five peoplePublished by Automobile Quarterly, this special library edition of the biography of E. L. Cord, the legendary transportation capitalist behind the grand marques of Auburn, Cord, and Duesenberg automobiles, is available in a limited edition of 2,500 books. Written by Griffith Borgeson in 1985, the first edition of the book sold for $395. 00 and was published as a special deluxe, author signed, leatherbound gilt page edition. Without sacrificing content