1937 Cord 812 S/C Beverly Sedan - Very Rare Car - Very Unique & For Sale - $7200

Ron Houghton of St. Thomas Ontario Canada gives a nice history lesson on the 1937 Cord 812 S/C Beverly Sedan. Ron is a Cord collector and is starting to sell off his collection of Cords and numerous Cord parts. This is the first car and is offered for $7200. Cords are one of the first front wheel drive cars with retractable headlighs ever made not to mention other numerous interesting design features. This is a car designed ahead of its time. Truly a very unique vintage car. This would be nice to restore or have a one of a kind custom car. Don't miss out on this one as not many Cords were ever built. A chance in a lifetime to own something different. Ron's contact information is in the video. Go to http://1929fordhotrod.com for more information on hot rods, stories, and custom car building.

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[DaBoogie049]

so sad to see such a beautiful and rare classic in this condition. If there only were more parts left...

[1929fordhotrod]

@DaBoogie049 - The owner of this car has 3 other cars ( 1937 812 Berverlys) in much better shape and numerous parts for all from engines, interiors, gauges, transmissions, and etc...... You name it, this collector has is for the 1937 Cord. This is the first car to be sold from the collection.

[fucheduck]

I am not much rebuilding cars(though I took a few automotive tech courses at vo-tech), but I have nothing but respect for The Cord. this is the oldest car to use front wheel drive, but I heard the Cord's particular design of the drive train was as durable as rearwheel drive. This car with the engine's torque and frontwheel drive must have been a rocket for circa 1937. I can't imagine what people thought riding in one. It even got my attention as a kid. I like the look of the front end.