Make:
Auburn
Model:
866 Boattail
Year:
1974
Mileage:
8305
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Georgia
City:
Atlanta , GA
Zip:
30318
1974 Auburn 866 Boattail Speedster by Glenn Pray 429ci v8 8305 Miles
Gorgeous Glenn Pray 866 Speedster in a wonderful color combination of Chestnut Brown Metallic over Tan Leather interior! Showing only 8,300 original miles, this time capsule remains in terrific, all original condition! Powered by a the final year 429ci V8 and automatic transmission, with power steering, and air conditioning! A fine collectible and future investment!! The original Auburn Automobile Company closed its doors in 1937, with the balance of the factory parts and inventory being sold off to Dallas Winslow, a purchaser of companies that filed bankruptcy. Mr. Winslow would continue to sell these Auburn parts from the original Auburn, Indiana administration building to restorers and Auburn enthusiasts keeping these wonderful cars on the road. Fast forward to 1960 when an Oklahoma school teacher, and longtime Auburn & Cord restorer, by the name of Glenn Pray would purchase the newly named Auburn Cord Duesenberg Co. from Dallas Winslow and move all the remaining inventory to Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Glenn Pray would quickly begin reproducing high-quality Auburn Boattail 852 Speedsters replicas using an authentic, original Boattail body as his basis, molds were generated to exacting standards. Ford Motor Company would supply the convertible chassis, as well as the big block engine, transmission, and rear axle assembly.
Gorgeous Glenn Pray 866 Speedster in a wonderful color combination of Chestnut Brown Metallic over Tan Leather interior! Showing only 8,300 original miles, this time capsule remains in terrific, all original condition! Powered by a the final year 429ci V8 and automatic transmission, with power steering, and air conditioning! A fine collectible and future investment!! The original Auburn Automobile Company closed its doors in 1937, with the balance of the factory parts and inventory being sold off to Dallas Winslow, a purchaser of companies that filed bankruptcy. Mr. Winslow would continue to sell these Auburn parts from the original Auburn, Indiana administration building to restorers and Auburn enthusiasts keeping these wonderful cars on the road. Fast forward to 1960 when an Oklahoma school teacher, and longtime Auburn & Cord restorer, by the name of Glenn Pray would purchase the newly named Auburn Cord Duesenberg Co. from Dallas Winslow and move all the remaining inventory to Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Glenn Pray would quickly begin reproducing high-quality Auburn Boattail 852 Speedsters replicas using an authentic, original Boattail body as his basis, molds were generated to exacting standards. Ford Motor Company would supply the convertible chassis, as well as the big block engine, transmission, and rear axle assembly.
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