Equipment
Decidedly odd but now historically recognized leather covered body with painted fenders made from postwar Cadillac and Oldsmobile parts. Vee windshield, whitewall tires. Longhorn steer horns probably added years ago by Jim Leake who also created the Tom Mix legend (Tom passed away some ten years before this body was created.) Matching number chassis and engine. Sound paint and exterior leather. Sound interior. Old and leaky, but all there and right. John M. OQuinn Estate.
Market commentary
Aside from the odd body which now has a history of its own under the skin this is an ACD Certified complete original car: chassis, engine, firewall, everything. At this price it is feasible to re create the original Murphy Beverly Berline coachwork it started life with, or create something else. In any case, it is a significant value at this price.