The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Co. Parts Department! The original shelves full of NOS & used Parts!

[@normabrawner4881]

That’s so cool having all that in one place. Great video thanks for taking the time to share with all of us.

[@alexkalish8288]

My fathers family rented a house in Old Orchard beach Maine, in the garage was a 1932 Cord which they drove until 1939. Wish I had that car now - His other big find there was a pile of newspapers from April 1865 "Lincoln assassinated" headlines. Him and his brother took them to NYC and sold them on the street. Cord had very small production runs that covered multiple years. You are having too much fun

[@Wooley689]

OMG, I wish my Pop was still alive. He could have bought parts there for his 1937 Cord Phaeton super charged 812 convertible.

[@jonbrown1018]

I think a few have done this auburn video. They have their place.. I was more excited with the Pinto video.. Maybe I just old..

[@gabrielaguayo4538]

Hey Chad have you had the chance to look for the Right fender chrome strip and the 88 emblem on the back passenger side on the trunk fir my 62 oldsmobile dynamic 88

[@HotRodCamaro]

What was that building prior to it being the ACD factory? Or was it built for that purpose in the 60’s?

[@oldskool1979]

very rare ! Also please get a wireless mic Chad... the voice volume keeps going up and down !

[@jeannotweiss2026]

Bonsoir je suis a la recherche de pièces pour ma lincoln zephir v 12 de 1937 bloc moteur merci