1930s–1940s

1932 Auburn 12-160A Custom Phaeton Sedan

1932 Auburn 12-160A Custom Phaeton Sedan — Twelve-cylinder Auburn with Pebble Beach and Des Moines Concours exhibition history | Grand Rapids Classics Auto Museum

Twelve-cylinder Auburn with Pebble Beach and Des Moines Concours exhibition history

About This Vehicle

The 1932 Auburn 12-160A Custom Phaeton Sedan is one of the most distinguished American automobiles of the prewar era, powered by a Lycoming V12 engine that placed Auburn among the elite marques of its day.

This exceptional example retains its original chassis and body — a remarkable survival for a 90-year-old open car. Previously owned by legendary collector Bill Harrah and later by Steve Warner, it has been exhibited at Pebble Beach and the Des Moines Concours, two of the most prestigious concours events in the world.

Specifications

Lycoming V12 engine
Custom Phaeton Sedan coachwork
19321930s–1940s
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