This 1932 Auburn 8-100 cabriolet is a one-off design known as the
"Edden Victoria," believed to have been purchased new as a shell
and shipped to Edden Body Works of Indianapolis, IN, where the body
was lowered and modified to create a custom appearance before
delivery to its first owner in early 1933. It was acquired in the
mid-1970s by Ed Stoudt of Lancaster, PA, from a long-term owner and
later restored by specialists at Horsepower Enterprises of
Lancaster, PA. It was sold in 2021 to the current owner. The car is
powered by an 8-cylinder engine paired with a manual transmission
and features a leather interior and classic wooden artillery
wheels.
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