A "Duesy" for the ages. 1933 Duesenberg Model J Convertible Coupe // Coachwork by Bohman and Schwartz http://bit.ly/294BiIQ #MecumMonterey | Mecum Auctions

1933 Duesenberg SJ Arlington Torpedo Sedan body by Gordon Buehrig The Duesenberg SJ and SSJ model were the Bugatti Veyrons of the 1930s: big, powerful, expensive, and, by the standards of the day, outrageously fast. This 1933 SJ Arlington Torpedo sedan, with body designed by the legendary Gordon Buehrig (who also designed the Auburn Speedster, Cord 810, and Continental Mk II), was built as a show car for the 1933-34 Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. It was nicknamed "Twenty Grand" becau

This elegant piece of American automotive history is a 1930 Duesenberg Model J Convertible Sedan The most luxurious car in the world. This Duesenberg Powered by a 420cid Straight-Eight producing 265hp, the Model J delivered strong performance for its time despite it weighing more than 5,500lbs! The Convertible Sedan body was built by the Walter M. Murphy Company to sit atop the Duesenberg J chassis and it became one of the most popular coachbuilt designs for the model. The beautiful body matched

The Duesenberg brothers had a friend who, with thier combined genius, developed an engine for WWI. This U-16 engine was featured recently by Bradey Gerke in Old Cars and we thought we’d give a closer look 👀 Thanks Bradey for highlighting a piece of Duesenberg history 🙌 | Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum