1930 Cord LaGrande Boattail Speedster
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1930 Cord LaGrande Boattail SpeedsterSource: private partyAnytown, U.S.A. portfolio Posted: 05 Jan 2009 Specs & DetailsExterior Color: redInterior Color: tan Engine: 8 Transmission: man It is a one of a kind, exact recreation of the one-off coachbuilt LaGrande Speedster designed by the legendary Carl Otto. This full-fendered Cord Boattail Speedster was professionally built by the Tyree brothers of Tyree's Classic Auto Restoration Shop in Turlock, CA. In this project, authenticity was valued above all else. This was done with no-expense spared, using all authentic Cord parts built to exact specifications of the original car. Every part, every fixture was an exact match and duplicates the original in every aspect. The flathead Lycoming straight eight engine was lavishly detailed and painted Duesenberg Green. The dashboard was fitted with an altimeter and chronometer from Duesenberg stock. Even a working convertible top was meticulously constructed, then carefully fitted to fully disappear into a compartment behind the seats. Beautifully presented in concours condition, this car won "Best of Class" at the 2007 Ironstone Concours de Elegance.
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