Restored to concours standards by an experienced marque specialistDark Burgundy and Black paintwork with subtle Gray coachlineAccording to historian Beverly Rae Kimes, just 59 Detroit Electric cars were built in 1932Most notable late production features include updated fenders, a lowered roof height, and revised wheels and headlightsBlack wire wheels with chrome center capsNew Blackwall tiresThe driver operates the car via a tiller whilst sat far back on the main bench seatFlower vase and folding jump seat up frontGray broadcloth upholstery on the seats, door cards and interior panelsBasic instrumentation to monitor speed and battery outputModern AGM batteries replace the original lead-acid type