That website with all the Duesenberg Js listed

[Matt Harwood]

Can anyone aim me at that website with the list of all the Dusenberg J serial numbers listed and their known histories? I know I've seen it but I just did a fairly deep search and came up empty. Much appreciated!

[trimacar]

I thought that was Secret Squirrel information, known to only a few people….I’d like to see that site too!

[alsancle]

Do not rely on this being 100% accurate.

 

http://www.duesey186.com/Datasheets/ModelJIndex.htm

[alsancle]

I can't help but notice some of my pictures have migrated to that website.    Once they are on the internet they can go anywhere I guess.

[Matt Harwood]

Thanks, AJ.

[edinmass]

It’s definitely not to be trusted. That said, most of it is ok.

[alsancle]

I think it is fine for general information and a great tool for your average buff. But I would caution against writing a 2 million dollar check based on it.

 

Not sure who the author is but they have done a lot of work.

[edinmass]

1 minute ago, alsancle said:

I think it is fine for general information and a great tool for your average buff. But I would caution against writing a 2 million dollar check based on it.

 

Not sure who the author is but they have done a lot of work.

There are some car misidentified………..many old photos of cars now restored with different paint and looks. Overall it’s helpful when looking up a car if you have the J number,

 

[Matt Harwood]

We have J318 coming to our Father's Day show and I wanted to get some history to write a placard for it. Ferrara has owned it for decades, but it would be good to know its history and there seems to be good information on this particular car. It also happens to be one of my favorite Js.