Cord 812 from 1930 Lateral View Canvas Print

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The Cord 812 is known as the villain's car in police movies that go back to the 1930s and 1940s. The Cord 812 is the getaway car in bank robberies or when a murder is committed. The Cord 812 still has supporters who like to convert it into the Cord 812 Lone Runner.

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