Some think the Cord is the most significant automobile ever designed in America.
1937 Cord 812 Beverly 4-Door Sedan
The most mechanically advanced and striking visually autos of 1936 and 1937 were the Cord 810/812 models.
This masterpiece, also known as the “Baby Duesenberg,” was created by Gordon Buehrig.
The production of this 1937 model was limited to 1,146 vehicles.
A total of 2,320 Cords were produced, according to the Henry Ford Museum.
This auto is an extraordinary example of an 812 Beverly 4-door sedan in ivory with maroon leather interior.

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