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In an attempt to boost sales, E.L. Cord renamed the 1936 810 into the 1937 812. No determinable upgrades were made to the model, except a supercharger was available for the first time. The 812 didn't meet its predicted sales, but with over 3000 cars sold, it would have been a resounding success for anyone except the over-optimistic E.L. Cord.

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1937 Cord 812 "Sportsman" Convertible Coupe 1231F - did not sell for $150,000 Benefiting from a concours-quality restoration that was completed in 2003, the 1937 Cord 812 Sportsman offered here received its Category 1 ACD certification on August 29th, 2003. A CCCA National First Prize (Primary Division) awarded in 2005 is a testament to the quality of the restoration, which is documented with pictures and receipts in a dossier that accompanies the car. Remaining in exceptional show-quality condition and with only 76,... more
Gallery: RM Auctions' 2010 Sports & Classics of Monterey

1937 Cord Supercharged Beverly Sedan - sold for $66,000 We are informed that this supercharged Beverly sedan has had just two owners since 1967. It was restored in 1968 from an excellent original car and has been in the current owner’s collection since 2001. Correctly painted in Cadet Grey, it has dark blue cloth upholstery with grey piping throughout. The paint has only minor blemishes, and the chrome is all excellent, with the effect being an appearance that belies the age of the restoration. It ... more
Gallery: 2011 St. John's Auction by RM

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