1936 Cord 810 Westchester

Errett Lobban Cord is credited with producing some of the most technologically advanced automobiles of his time. The Cord 810 was unlike anything of its kind — featuring an industry-first front-wheel drive differential, hidden headlights, unibody construction, and a first step-down floor design. ' The debut of the 'New Cord' at the November 1935 New York Auto Show was remarkable, with crowds reportedly standing on the roofs of other cars just to catch a glimpse.

This stunning Cord Westchester wears an older but very nice restoration and is 1 of only 1,174 built for 1936. It has great provenance including being owned for many years by the president of Standard Oil Company, then by a well-respected artist in Paradise Valley, Arizona. ' Presented in its original color of Cool Orchard Green with a Lycoming V-8 engine and pre-selector 'magic hand' shifter.