Magnificent car ...❤Love the color! ❤ Thank you for sharing 😊😊 (subscribed)

i will always say this as a car fan from the UK, you Americans in the 30s 40s 50s and 60s really really knew how to make cars, you look at what was offered over here in the UK in 32. and a big feature from one of our more prominent makes, Austin was that we had Syncro in 2nd 3rd and 4th... your cars however, completely blew them away! love American classics!

What an absolutely stunning vehicle. I was fortunate enough to drive a 1930 Beverly 4 door and it was just an incredible experience. Yes, the steering is quite heavy, but you sort of forget about that once you are enveloped with the appreciation that you are driving a spectacular piece of history. I’ll never forget that drive. Being a total car guy, it was 30 miles of absolute bliss. I don’t think the smile came off of my face for a month, lol. Honestly, I’ve driven a number of these old rides and there is nothing really like the Duesy. Terrific torque from a car that was made literally 90 years ago. Awesome. This dual cowl with the dual V windshields is spectacular.

I just saw this on display at the Houston Auto Show. Absolutely stunning in person. Incredible how long it is.

@randovidz8852

Жыл бұрын

I saw this car at the Houston autoshow in January 2022. Do you know if it's the same one? I took a picture of it and there is a ghost sitting in the back seat.

Beautiful car

I believe I saw this car in person at the 2019 old car festival in Dearborn Michigan at Greenfield Village. It was impressive on every level. I made a point to thank him for bringing it. I've been going to that show for about 20 years and it was the first time I saw it. Thanks for the video

Wow!!! Beautiful from from to back. Anyone would enjoy driving or being driven in it. You could just feel the power even through your phone.

Beautiful one of the nicest cars ever produced by anyone !

When I was 15 I had a cast metal kit of this car. I thought it was the most elegant and beautiful vehicle ever made. I know that now they are selling for prices I could only afford after winning the lottery. You're definitely very privileged to be care taker of this fine automobile. I would rattle on about it's wonders but the letters I'm typing would turn to green as I have!!

@monsieurboks

5 жыл бұрын

@@neb4587 That's an odd way to spell E type Jag...

Fabulous fabulous fabulous.

This car's presently for sale in Hemmings Motor News, no price.

Poetry in motion.

That is a beautiful car.

Lovely! What is the name of that exact kind of red, please?

AWESOME car. When he said replica body, was this rebodied. Back in the day if you had a car like this you could change bodies.

It’s actually a 1928 Duesenberg sold in 1932.

Magnificent !! If you ever need someone to polish that car, I'll bring the Mother's.

My dream 👍♥️

Now that's what I call a gentleman's sportscar. I love how the engine almost sings and whines when accelerating. That's probably a supercharger but still. They built a rocket ship in the 30s. I cant believe it. This sounds infinitely better than those loud punk ass bullshitter mobiles that sound like a butt singing the high pitched hearty farty song that people my age pass up as sports cars these days. I personally prefer the low rumble of straight 8s and v8s over some fart can trash. But that's just my opinion.

Looks like a nice car!!! It's got a big Hengine!!!!

Duesenberg manufactured rolling chassis, which were then sent to various coachbuilders for a body to be made and fitted. ALL Duesenbergs are 1928's, the only year of production.

@ralphy12345

4 күн бұрын

Were they all (500ish cars) 1928, or made in various years, but all identical to all other Duesenbergs?

@jerrycallender7604

4 күн бұрын

@@ralphy12345 Inasmuch as the bodies were made by various coach builders NO Duesenberg was 'identical' to another.

@ralphy12345

4 күн бұрын

@@jerrycallender7604 do you know how long it took Duesenberg to turn out those 500 cars?. That's the root of my question. Did it drag out for 5 years? ie 1928-1932?

@jerrycallender7604

4 күн бұрын

@@ralphy12345 It wasn't done overnight. All I know is that ALL Duesenberg chassis are 1928.

What is the "J" number?

@deborahchesser7375

3 жыл бұрын

Edward Henry Harriman model J

@matrinezkevin11492

3 жыл бұрын

@H D yup 100% correct. In fact, there were only TWO model SSJ Duesenbergs ever made. That's about as rare as it gets

@fastmail55

2 жыл бұрын

@@deborahchesser7375 On a J Duesenberg, the J number is the VIN number.

Do the make an all electric version ?... ;)

@brandongahm6208

4 жыл бұрын

i'll make an all electric one.

@gabrielmarteaga._

4 жыл бұрын

It’s a car from 1931 no there’s no electric one?

@micahmuch

4 жыл бұрын

@@gabrielmarteaga._ false

@awesomeone2979

4 жыл бұрын

@@gabrielmarteaga._ not if someone converts one into one.

@awesomeone2979

4 жыл бұрын

You got to convert it.

there mo sound

Heavy steering means you're driving to slow.

Beautiful car