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1929 Auburn Cabin Speedster.
Quote from: neilshouse on January 28, 2009, 08:13:07 AM
1929 Auburn Cabin Speedster.
...reconstruction (as the original was destroyed) for Dr. Peter Kesling.
Quote from: Tuckeroo on January 28, 2009, 01:48:53 PM
...reconstruction (as the original was destroyed) for Dr. Peter Kesling.
I didn't realise this, but on further investigation I've found out that the original was destroyed by fire at the 1929 Los Angeles Automobile Show (where 320 other vehicles were also destroyed!) and in 1983 Dr. Peter Kesling commisioned 2 'replicas' to be built on original Auburn chassis, this is obviously one of them.
Good job he did, too. Here is the original, from the files of The Griswold Body Co., who constructed it:
(http://www.autopuzzles.com/Aub1.jpg)
(http://www.autopuzzles.com/Aub2.jpg)
BTW, it was constructed in 1928; it burned in '29
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A rare contemporary photo:
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Auburn 8-120 Cabin Speedster, 1929
That's it, yes.
I can't keep up; soon you'll be solving my puzzles before I've even posted them..
Unfortunately this one was a repost so I'll merge it. New puzzles are incredibly hard to find...