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    1930 Duesenberg Model SJThis unrestored Duesenberg (J360) is the most driven 'Duzie' in the world. In 2003, J360 toured 2,900 miles in Sweden, Norway, Scotland, and England. In 2004, the Duzie was drive from Georgia to upstate New York, participated in a 900 mile CCA Caravan, visited Cleveland, OH, and continued on to Auburgn, IN, for the ACD Festival, then driven back to Georgia. J360 was driven 425 miles to Amelia Island for this show and will immediately embark on an 800-mile tour before being driven back home.

    Technical appointments are 153 and 1/2 inch wheelbase, with a weight of 6,100 pounds and features a custom body by Murphy. The double overhead camshaft engine features four valves per cylinder and a mechanical computer. The 420 cubic inch, 8-cylinder engine, develops 265 horsepower and gets 10-11 miles per gallon. With the current gearing, the car is capable of 88 mph in 2nd gear and 117 mph in 3rd gear.

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