391ci Lycoming Side-Valve V-12 Engine Single Stromberg Carburetor 160bhp at 3,500rpm 3-Speed Manual Transmission with Columbia Dual-Ratio Rear Axle Front and Rear Leaf Spring Suspension 4-Wheel Mechanical Drum Brakes *The prewar American driving experience at its most stylish *One of just three 12-161A Speedsters constructed in '33 *Single family ownership for over 60 years *Documented back to the mid-1940s *An exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire a genuine Auburn Speedster The 12-160 Speedster Charles Eckhart was a carriage builder.

In 1874, he established the Eckhart Carriage Company in Auburn, Indiana.

In 1900, his sons Frank and Morris built their first solid-tired, tiller-steered runabout and organized the Auburn Automobile Company to build it.

Twin-cylinder models were available in 1905, a four-in 1909 and a six-by 1912.

Success was modest at best, so the Eckharts sold out to a group of Chicago investors, who included chewing gum magnate William Wrigley, Jr., in 1919.

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