Andy_V12

No sidemounts, nice! I'm sure you know how rare that car is😉

Sad story. I know nothing of this, but you are not being ignored.

The car was purchased at the Worldwide Auction (In Auburn) by the ACD Museum's Collection committee. I do not recall the price. I DO know that it is a really great car! we pulled the oil pan, removed "XX" years of 'Gunk'. Greased everything, changed fluids, etc and drove it a bit. a really cool car. The "California Top" should actually be called "Unreal long legroom" (or similar) but I guess that doesn't roll off of the tongue so well. IIRC it is one of 6 with the Wiedley engine, but do not quote me on that. It is part of the permanent collection, on the 2nd floor.

Those wheels...🤢

@Rivnut I did, but that's another story😂

Another J Duesenberg, I'm sure someone can identify it..

Another Mighty "J"... I was little when my Dad took these photos,so I have NO KNOWLEDGE of any of the specific details of the cars😉

Also from 1965, at Auburn. Pretty hard to beat seeing a Murphy Convertible Coupe then OR now!

My sister recently digitized some old Family photos. There some from the ACD Reunion. This Picture is from the 1965 meet. I'm sure this beautiful L29 still exists, but hoping someone might be able to add some current content/info. I absolutely LOVE these wheelcovers!! -Enjoy

Great pics! Quite the mixed collection of American Iron there! I had no idea that so many various cars and trucks were in France.

I'd be interested in just the engine. Is that the 906" version? without a good side view I cannot tell

Sometimes a 'Time out' is good with a project. Perhaps that is why I have more than one car to work on.(?)

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Looks to be pretty well done. lots of opportunity to make it neat. (for someone other than I)

421, Tri power, Stick car....... SWEET