The Cord 810 is one of the American auto industry's immortal designs. Chosen to be exhibited at New York's Museum of Modern Art, Gordon Buehrig's hidden headlight "coffin-nose" Cord is one of the triumphs of clean, sharp, efficient modern machine age design. Produced in limited numbers with open bodies, Cord's hope was that the 4-door sedans, the Westchester and Beverly, would generate sufficient demand to keep the company going during the Depression. It didn't work out that way but today the Westchester and Beverly are avidly sought by collectors for their advanced front wheel drive V-8 powered drivetrain and the simple, imaginative, purity of design. This 1936 Cord 810 Westchester is a really nice older restoration that was done correctly, has been shown and driven and came from long term ownership in a Detroit collection. Finished in Medium Blue with a blue leather interior, a factory option in 1936, it has wide whitewalls, radio, heater and the correct White piping accenting the headliner. Now displaying a very attractive patina and a tidy engine compartment, it is ready to be used, enjoyed and admired as one of the most exceptional automobile designs of all time.

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