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This 1930 Packard 734 Speedster is a good example of the other
types of cars found in the ACD Auto Museum.
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This 1940 Cadillac Series 62 Custom Convertible, built by Bohman
and Schwartz. It offers a glimpse of great autos from the past.
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Here is a nice example of the 1932 Stutz Bearcat Speedster. It
was guaranteed to exceed 100 mph and sold for $5895 during the
Great Depression.
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This is a 1936 Mercedes-Benz
Sedanca Drophead Coupe. It was built during the golden era of
autos in prewar Germany.
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This is the 1937 Cord Convertible with a supercharged V-8 and front
wheel drive. Note the hidden headlights and side exhaust pipes on
this model.
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Shown here is the 1936 Cord 810 art deco model by Gordon Buehrig.
It has been called one of the most beautiful cars ever designed.
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This is a 1952 Cisitalia. This design was selected by the Museum
of Modern Art as one of the 10 Most Beautiful Cars ever built..
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This is the famous 1967 Shelby Cobra 427 V-8 powered "road
rocket". Note that the fenders are wider on it than the 289
engine equipped model.
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This
is 1952 Ferrari 340 Mexico V-12. It helped make the Ferrari one
of the world powers in auto racing.
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This is 1941 Graham Hollywood. This rare car was equipped with a
Supercharged V-8 engine and rear wheel drive. The body was a Cord
from the cowl back
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Here
is a 1928 Stutz Black Hawk Speedster Boattail. It was the fastest
car in the USA in 1928 with a top speed of 106 mph
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This
is an American beauty, the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible. It
had V-8 283 cubic inch fuel injected engine.
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