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The Cord
In the late 1920's the country was in a deep depression and a small Automobile
company in Auburn Indiana by the name of Auburn Automobile Company was
struggling to keep its head above the waves of red ink. Its owner E.L.Cord
was trying desperately to save his small company from bankruptcy. His last chance to
save his dying company was the Cord 810 but it was to little to late and the
Company stopped producing cars in December 1937.
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