1934 Duesenberg Model J at the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance

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Only a small number of Duesenberg La Grande Phaetons were ever built.

Duesenberg's philosophy was that is designs should be so original that no Duesenberg would resemble anything other than another Duesenberg. A swept-back, double-cowled Phaeton model featured an inset panel which began at the radiator cap, widened near the cowl , and ended in the door in a reverse curve. This design, the LeBaron, was supplanted by the LaGrande, which had flatter-faced door surfaces, a straight-edge waist line and a panel that extended farther across the front door.

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Greenwich Concours d'Elegance : American Car Display >> Classics - Open

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