1932 Auburn 12-160A

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Engine V-12, 391 cubic-inches, 160 HP
Body StyleSedan
Exterior ColorTan
Interior ColorGray

This incredibly original Auburn has been driven only 8,800 miles since it was new. This automobile was purchased in 1932 by Mr. Robert Heinemann of Hamilton, Ohio. The car was stored and maintained for several decades by the original owner. It is believed to be the lowest mileage twelve-cylinder Auburn to exist. This vehicle is complete down to the operating instruction tags for the two-speed rear axle and free-wheeling device. The car is often studied by individuals who are restoring a similar car. This vehicle is an important historic artifact that demonstrates the manner in which these fine automobiles were originally built. There is no substitute for originality.

The wheelbase measures 133 inches and the car weighs 4,615 lbs.

Upholstery and interior

Pleated cloth

Engine

Two valves per cylinder

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