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Whoa, this sounds very cool.

It cleaned up very nicely from the original photos when it was in TX. I like this one a lot - a very commanding presence but still kinda serene.

I hope this doesn't end up another run of the mill street rod!

Was there a bad-looking car in 1936?

Very, very nice.

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Whoa.

Back up for bid on eBay.

Hoo boy, that article. I consider myself to be well-versed in the history of organized crime in Chicago and I've never, ever seen the name Mae Dury mentioned, even in the most tenuous of ways (and believe me, people like to fabricate stories about Capone all the time, especially when it comes to buildings). That said, basic Google searching shows that Mae Dury owned a popular super club in Duck Creek WI, sold it in the early '60s and retired to Gaastra MI, where her house was featured in an article in 1970. No idea when she died.

That rear quarter view is beautiful!

If it were closer it would be in my garage.

This is a lovely one - someone is gonna score a gem! And hopefully, will leave this one mostly alone.

Price has dropped to $7500

Really interesting color combinations between the interior and exterior.

Wow. That's a beauty.

Questions: - was this actually an option on these? - how hard are these to remove?

This'll go fast.

If it's not a scam, it's probably already gone!

Wow. This looks like a deal.

What a tremendous front end. Seems like a good deal!

At least the cars done by Dunham Coach had some semblance of a theme or planning.

Yowza that is beautiful. So many are boring street rods that I forgot how lovely these are.

What a magnificent work of art.

Seller is not looking for trades - I asked!

Also FWIW it would seem that the original owner listed on the card was the owner of the namesake horn manufacturing company that's still in business in Two Rivers.