I agree, the car is fabulous, thank you for viewing and sharing. I don't know if Jay Leno has one, and don't know if they were exported, maybe our Viewers can help with your question. Lou
great to see ..! We found a '27 Deusie Phaeton Royale [ 1 made ] in our Canadian prairies....... perfect shape....the rear cowl was like sitting in a toaster oven
I found out this automobile was in Phoenix and had to see it. What an incredible piece of automobile history! I've seen many Duesenburgs; each one a piece of art. Although I didn't get to meet Mr. Martin, his staff was extremely knowledge and accommodating. A beautiful collection; there's something there for everyone. For me, besides the Dousey, I fell in love with the Chevy Speedster that he drove in the Great American Race. Easy to get to, right off I-17 heading North out of Phoenix.
Hi Michael, High praise:-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Just amazing to see that early version of “anti-lock” brakes. It’s a switch to choose either maximum or minimum brake pressure and in the minimum setting it specifies snow then ice as you reduce the pressure. Just consider the specific engineering detail considered like this back in 1930. It’s just amazing. I want this car, lol. It’s absolutely everything I have ever dreamed of as a luxury vintage automobile. When I sell my patent, I’ll be making a trip out to make an offer if it’s still around, lol!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻
Hi Scott, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you're behind the wheel of one like this soon, and you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Please remember to watch the commercials at the beginning of the video (or at least the ones you can), as that's how I get paid so I can keep sharing with you :-)
@@loucostabile, will do my friend. No doubt there will be a Duesey J or an Auburn Boat Tail in my garage in the near future. That Duesey Boat Tail is just an absolutely fabulous car and has literally all the design elements of every vintage car I have ever wanted to own all in one car. It’s completely mind blowing that one car has ALL of that and in such spectacular condition. I was fortunate enough to have been able to take a 1930 Duesenberg Beverly Extended Sedan (limo) for a nice long day cruise with its elderly owner. About 275 of the greatest miles I think I have ever driven in any automobile and I simply HAVE to own one of them the moment I have the means to do so. That car was an absolute dream to drive for hours on end and never once did it give any indication that it couldn’t keep rolling rock solid reliable for another 1000 miles without breaking a sweat. I was completely stunned by how beautifully that monster gobbled up asphalt while we were perfectly comfortably the entire ride. When the comment was made during the drive that these vehicles were designed to smooth out the sort of roads they had back then, it made complete sense that the road conditions that exist today make the ride in a Duesey feel like your floating at times (relatively speaking, lol). But the really impressive part was that at NO time did any mechanical aspect of that car feel like it was going to possibly be unreliable. Not at all. Just an amazing work of art and an example of how far engineers were able to push the limits back in those days. Very much the same sort of precision thinking that Singer put into the design of sewing machines from the period. Nothing stopped them from forming the creations they had in their heads to perfection and accomplish producing some amazing products that in many cases can literally out perform a number of parallel products made today. I personally do quite a bit of sewing and I will take a 1930’s Singer 201-2 over just about ANY plastic domestic machine made today no matter how many fancy stitches it can produce. If there was enough thread on a spool, I could put the control pedal almost on full speed and let that machine stitch an entire mile of stitches and it would lay down the most perfect stitch row one has ever seen without one skipped stitch. AND, lol, you could reload it with thread and perform that same task over and over again without fail. As long as the lubrication and non metal wear components are attended to properly, these machines from that era will literally operate damn near forever!! So damn cool!! Simply gotta have one, lol!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻
more. probably 10 plus. a SSJ sold for 22 million 8 years ago. this is only a SJ but it is a boat tail and red , resale red......highly desirable. a SJ engine alone....just the engine is 1 million dollars.
Wow Wow that was beautiful, and you are a real artist and that looks better than any painting on canvas and thanks a lot for showing it and from America.
HI Eisen J Eisen, "Wow Wow" High praise! Thank you for viewing and sharing. You're welcome and it's my pleasure. Hope you see many more cars on the Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
Lou Constable is a wonderful enterviewer and storyteller of a car,it's history, and I like the way he ends his story with the owner in front of a car!Peter Brooks.
Hi A. E., Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Hi I Flick, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Hi Jan, Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Time 7:47 why is the Green"tank" at the top of the radiator fractured with a half moon crack like it had been allowed to freeze above the radiator hose connection?
nice video. really enjoyed it. I've been lucky to see a pair of Duesebergs that a couple would show at the AACA Westbury Gardens on Long Island, NY. They are very sleek cars that were built lower to the ground than the cars of their day. They could cruise at 150mph with no problem. As a comical story to these cars, I remember one year the couple had brought the cars to the meet and were sitting in lawn chairs keeping an eye on their cars. Another couple came over to admire the Duesenbergs and the guys was asking the owner a lot of question and was very interested in them. The owner's wife began a conversation with the man's wife. She all of a sudden whispered to the other woman that the cars drove like a bus. I thought that quite funny .Yeah! a two million dollar bus! I realize that the duesenberg drove heavy but engineering marvels and beautiful cars
nah, top speed of any supercharged Duesenberg SJ might have been 135mph but that would have to have been on the Utah Salt Flats - well, almost - as it took a while to reach that speed - AND you would never do it on public roads because the brakes were inadequate to slow quickly a car of this mass. Nonetheless, a truly great, great automobile of the era
I love this car's I need one any way in Jung restoring grandpa I don have grandpa grandmother lost 6month ago grandpa do something if u can help me to have one of this type car I missed u grandpa good luck
Hi Gene, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
@@loucostabile Yes, I was thinking the same thing - dual carbs and rams-horn intake manifolds tell me this is a rare 400hp engine. Two short wheelbase SSJ's had this engine & were originally purchased by Clark Gable and Gary Cooper. I wonder how many of these engines were produced, as most model J Duesenbergs weren't supercharged.
Hi Sam, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Fantastic automobile! Electric windshield wipers and hydraulic brakes. Most of the "common" American cars didn't have electric windshield wipers until the late 1950's - early 1960's. Just proves - if you have money you can get just about anything. I do suspect, however, that the leather upholstery in this car is not original. Could be wrong. Btw- the ACD (Auburn-Cord-Deuesenberg) Automobile Museum in Auburn, Indiana has a beautiful black boattail Duesenberg in their showroom.
+Roger Beltz - The major innovation was the engine. It had Dual Overhead Cams and 4 valves per cylinder. This was highly unusual for the time. The performance of these things in a straight line was just extraordinary. The standard J could get from 0-60 mph in below 10 seconds and had a 119 mph top speed. That's 35 mph faster than a Rolls Royce Phantom II. The SJ (supercharged) was capable of 0-60 mph in 8 seconds, 0-100 mph in 17 seconds and a top speed of 140 mph. The SSJ with 400 bhp that Gary Cooper had was reputedly capable of 160 mph and 0-100 in 15 seconds. Imagine driving in one of them back in the mid 1930's. Not even a Bugatti, Talbot Lago, or Rolls could compete.
Hi Lou - Next time we're in Phoenix, I am definitely heading out to your place and hopefully be able to get some good unobstructed pictures of your fabulous Dussy. And oh yes, have the keys ready so I can take a spin, Ha,ha. Seriously, I am a photographer and digital artist. I specialize in artwork print and posters of the vintage classic cars of the 20's, 30's and early 40's. Under the guidelines of the CCCA. Appreciate the detailed information you have provided about your car - definitely a fine piece of automotive art and engineering.
Really? I'm old and remember much earlier electric wipers. I recall a '52 that had them and '48. Not sure that the '48 wasn't vacuum. The '55 Buick was vacuum and not good. Our '53 Packard Caribbean had them but may have been hydraulic or vacuum. Intermittent wipers were later. Lots of people reading this will know the details and probably inform us all accurately.
all model j's were built in 1928,....all 500, but they couldn't sell them and shut down production, every dussie they sold was from that initial run in 1928.
Hi Jimmie, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
@ 1:56 "The Duesenbergs were just frame". Not just a frame, a chassis, more correctly a rolling chassis, frame, engine ,transmission, axles, steering gear, brakes, running gear, radiator, & etc . A frame would be just that, frame rails and cross members only. A hell of a big difference. You're supposed to be a "car guy" and you don't know the difference between a chassis and a frame?
Yes, he's really not very knowledgeable when presenting cars. A little homework would really improve his videos. Then again, better than not doing them at all.
Hi Luckystrike, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Hi Manas04 Atkole, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Very Nice!
:-)
I'd become obsessed with a car like this. It's fabulous.
I agree, the car is fabulous, thank you for viewing and sharing. I don't know if Jay Leno has one, and don't know if they were exported, maybe our Viewers can help with your question. Lou
great to see ..!
We found a '27 Deusie Phaeton Royale [ 1 made ] in our Canadian prairies.......
perfect shape....the rear cowl was like sitting in a toaster oven
Hi diamonddog257, Glad to read you enjoy this car :-) Lou
I found out this automobile was in Phoenix and had to see it. What an incredible piece of automobile history! I've seen many Duesenburgs; each one a piece of art.
Although I didn't get to meet Mr. Martin, his staff was extremely knowledge and accommodating. A beautiful collection; there's something there for everyone. For me, besides the Dousey, I fell in love with the Chevy Speedster that he drove in the Great American Race. Easy to get to, right off I-17 heading North out of Phoenix.
Hi Kevin, Happy to read you went there and enjoyed the experience of the cars 1st hand :-) Lou
What an absolute work of art Lou. This REALLY gives meaning to the old saying “ It’s a Duesy”.
Well said Chuckles9191991 :-)
Great car and Mel is such a nice guy, his museum is amazing!!
Hi Anthony, Happy to read you enjoy this car, Mel, and the museum too, Lou
She is just fantastic elegant young and tres tres chic 👌
Nice :-)
I just toured this museum a couple of days ago. A great hidden gem in Phoenix. Enjoyed the video.
Hi Arizona Timeless Tourist, Glad you enjoy this "gem" :-) Lou
Absolutely incomparable
Hi Michael, High praise:-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Just amazing to see that early version of “anti-lock” brakes. It’s a switch to choose either maximum or minimum brake pressure and in the minimum setting it specifies snow then ice as you reduce the pressure. Just consider the specific engineering detail considered like this back in 1930. It’s just amazing. I want this car, lol. It’s absolutely everything I have ever dreamed of as a luxury vintage automobile. When I sell my patent, I’ll be making a trip out to make an offer if it’s still around, lol!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻
Hi Scott, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you're behind the wheel of one like this soon, and you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Please remember to watch the commercials at the beginning of the video (or at least the ones you can), as that's how I get paid so I can keep sharing with you :-)
@@loucostabile, will do my friend. No doubt there will be a Duesey J or an Auburn Boat Tail in my garage in the near future. That Duesey Boat Tail is just an absolutely fabulous car and has literally all the design elements of every vintage car I have ever wanted to own all in one car. It’s completely mind blowing that one car has ALL of that and in such spectacular condition. I was fortunate enough to have been able to take a 1930 Duesenberg Beverly Extended Sedan (limo) for a nice long day cruise with its elderly owner. About 275 of the greatest miles I think I have ever driven in any automobile and I simply HAVE to own one of them the moment I have the means to do so. That car was an absolute dream to drive for hours on end and never once did it give any indication that it couldn’t keep rolling rock solid reliable for another 1000 miles without breaking a sweat. I was completely stunned by how beautifully that monster gobbled up asphalt while we were perfectly comfortably the entire ride. When the comment was made during the drive that these vehicles were designed to smooth out the sort of roads they had back then, it made complete sense that the road conditions that exist today make the ride in a Duesey feel like your floating at times (relatively speaking, lol). But the really impressive part was that at NO time did any mechanical aspect of that car feel like it was going to possibly be unreliable. Not at all. Just an amazing work of art and an example of how far engineers were able to push the limits back in those days. Very much the same sort of precision thinking that Singer put into the design of sewing machines from the period. Nothing stopped them from forming the creations they had in their heads to perfection and accomplish producing some amazing products that in many cases can literally out perform a number of parallel products made today. I personally do quite a bit of sewing and I will take a 1930’s Singer 201-2 over just about ANY plastic domestic machine made today no matter how many fancy stitches it can produce. If there was enough thread on a spool, I could put the control pedal almost on full speed and let that machine stitch an entire mile of stitches and it would lay down the most perfect stitch row one has ever seen without one skipped stitch. AND, lol, you could reload it with thread and perform that same task over and over again without fail. As long as the lubrication and non metal wear components are attended to properly, these machines from that era will literally operate damn near forever!! So damn cool!!
Simply gotta have one, lol!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻
Fabulous fabulous Lou. 2 or 3 million bucks likely. Blissful engineering. Waiting for the start up!
Hi Simon, I like the start up too, however sometimes, they don't start :-) Lou
more.
probably 10 plus.
a SSJ sold for 22 million 8 years ago.
this is only a SJ but it is a boat tail and red , resale red......highly desirable.
a SJ engine alone....just the engine is 1 million dollars.
Wow Wow that was beautiful, and you are a real artist and that looks better than any painting on canvas and thanks a lot for showing it and from America.
HI Eisen J Eisen, "Wow Wow" High praise! Thank you for viewing and sharing. You're welcome and it's my pleasure. Hope you see many more cars on the Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
Lou Constable is a wonderful enterviewer and storyteller of a car,it's history, and I like the way he ends his story with the owner in front of a car!Peter Brooks.
Hi Peter Brooks, Thank you for much for viewing and the wonderful compliments :-) Hope you see many more cars on the Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
very beautiful and I think there were few in CAIRO a long time ago. Thanks for sharing this video. I really enjoyed watching it. Thank you LOU .
You're welcome. Fun car to video and share :-) Lou
oouuucchhhh
the worlds finest in automobile !
the 420 cu.in. dohc 4 valve 8 zylinder inline engine.
with dual tube manifold supercharge 390 hp !
Hi A. E., Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
@@loucostabile yes sir ! i do this.
i am a very great u s car friend from germany.
we have here a great scene !
Nádherné auto. Zdá se mi, že je na něm mnohem více chromu než když vyjel z fabriky.
Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts.
outstanding Carlo thanks for sharing next time I'm in Arizona I'm definitely going to stop by and check it out
Hi Charles Nassor, Glad you enjoyed this one :-) You'll have a nice time there, Lou
We want the sj. It's the pipes! We love the pipes!
Hi I Flick, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
A real Duesenberg, not a replica, wonderful car in pristine state...
Hi Jan, Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Beautiful art work in a True motor car.
Well said :-)
My father worked with Leo Gephart back in the early 80's. I'm sure I met him a few times as a young teen.
Hi john kempf, Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Choosen by god to have like this type car very lucky good luck tanks for shoing video of car
AMEN ! and you're welcome.
Шикарная машина , Дедушку уважение за уход этого шедевра!
Thank you for viewing & sharing.
Time 7:47 why is the Green"tank" at the top of the radiator fractured with a half moon crack like it had been allowed to freeze above the radiator hose connection?
Hmmm, might have been outside in the cold and froze above the radiator hose connection.
Thank you for viewing and sharing.
nice video. really enjoyed it. I've been lucky to see a pair of Duesebergs that a couple would show at the AACA Westbury Gardens on Long Island, NY. They are very sleek cars that were built lower to the ground than the cars of their day. They could cruise at 150mph with no problem. As a comical story to these cars, I remember one year the couple had brought the cars to the meet and were sitting in lawn chairs keeping an eye on their cars. Another couple came over to admire the Duesenbergs and the guys was asking the owner a lot of question and was very interested in them. The owner's wife began a conversation with the man's wife. She all of a sudden whispered to the other woman that the cars drove like a bus. I thought that quite funny .Yeah! a two million dollar bus! I realize that the duesenberg drove heavy but engineering marvels and beautiful cars
+Vincent Basso Hi Vincent, great story and thanks for sharing! Take care, Lou
+Vincent Basso no way it goes 150mph this car is 86yrs old no way it goes that fast with no problem
Vincent Basso uty2iwiiikr,
jei
They would do 80+ in second gear.
nah, top speed of any supercharged Duesenberg SJ might have been 135mph but that would have to have been on the Utah Salt Flats - well, almost - as it took a while to reach that speed - AND you would never do it on public roads because the brakes were inadequate to slow quickly a car of this mass. Nonetheless, a truly great, great automobile of the era
Tanks for reply I feel like my grandfather he died whin I was small sorry for disturbing u grandfather tanks tanks
Glad you enjoy this one :-)
I love this car's I need one any way in Jung restoring grandpa I don have grandpa grandmother lost 6month ago grandpa do something if u can help me to have one of this type car I missed u grandpa good luck
Hi Chandru Chandru, Happy to read you "love this car" :-) Lou
@@loucostabile tanks for replay its night know had u r lunch what time is known ser have a good day grandpa
Beautiful Car 👍
Glad you enjoyed the looks of this one Pu Fachman, Lou
With twin Carbs and BLOWER
400 hp not 320
Hi Gene, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
@@loucostabile Yes, I was thinking the same thing - dual carbs and rams-horn intake manifolds tell me this is a rare 400hp engine. Two short wheelbase SSJ's had this engine & were originally purchased by Clark Gable and Gary Cooper. I wonder how many of these engines were produced, as most model J Duesenbergs weren't supercharged.
At the time these cars were built, a car able to top 100 MPH was a very fast car. The SJ's could do that - in second gear!
Hi Sam, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Fantastic automobile! Electric windshield wipers and hydraulic brakes. Most of the "common" American cars didn't have electric windshield wipers until the late 1950's - early 1960's. Just proves - if you have money you can get just about anything. I do suspect, however, that the leather upholstery in this car is not original. Could be wrong.
Btw- the ACD (Auburn-Cord-Deuesenberg) Automobile Museum in Auburn, Indiana has a beautiful black boattail Duesenberg in their showroom.
Yes, thanks for picking up on how advanced the innovation was on this car. Thanks for viewing, Lou
+Roger Beltz - The major innovation was the engine. It had Dual Overhead Cams and 4 valves per cylinder. This was highly unusual for the time.
The performance of these things in a straight line was just extraordinary. The standard J could get from 0-60 mph in below 10 seconds and had a 119 mph top speed. That's 35 mph faster than a Rolls Royce Phantom II.
The SJ (supercharged) was capable of 0-60 mph in 8 seconds, 0-100 mph in 17 seconds and a top speed of 140 mph. The SSJ with 400 bhp that Gary Cooper had was reputedly capable of 160 mph and 0-100 in 15 seconds.
Imagine driving in one of them back in the mid 1930's. Not even a Bugatti, Talbot Lago, or Rolls could compete.
Hi Lou - Next time we're in Phoenix, I am definitely heading out to your place and hopefully be able to get some good unobstructed pictures of your fabulous Dussy. And oh yes, have the keys ready so I can take a spin, Ha,ha. Seriously, I am a photographer and digital artist. I specialize in artwork print and posters of the vintage classic cars of the 20's, 30's and early 40's. Under the guidelines of the CCCA. Appreciate the detailed information you have provided about your car - definitely a fine piece of automotive art and engineering.
1935 SSJ reported to have 400 HP they are called big horn models twin Shebler carbs
Really? I'm old and remember much earlier electric wipers. I recall a '52 that had them and '48. Not sure that the '48 wasn't vacuum. The '55 Buick was vacuum and not good. Our '53 Packard Caribbean had them but may have been hydraulic or vacuum.
Intermittent wipers were later. Lots of people reading this will know the details and probably inform us all accurately.
This gorgeous ride costs nowadays about 2.000.000 bucks!!! KACHING!!!
But in 1930 it costs between $12-14,000
8-0
Can u had more photos same desine cars I can enjoy by seeing photos
Don't have any more photos
I love this car how can I buy this type same collar red black I like bye for my mother loves so much
Details of where the cars is at in the description / text. Hope this one lands in your driveway soon for your Mother :-)
Sweet Jones sent me here
Hi Drip Jay, Check out how to get there in the description of this video. Hope you get to go soon, Lou
Did Duesenberg ever export cars?
Yes they did to as far away as India.
I see bruce miller shared his knowledge.
have you done any auburn 852s ?
Hi Jeff Fritts, Here is one, Lou ruclips.net/video/1wsCC_4D01o/видео.html
Stromberg did´nt they make carbs ??
Lars Jönlid yes
Hmmm, not sure. I see TRUCKS,TRACTORS,WILDLIFE, GUNS WOLFE commented they do.
all model j's were built in 1928,....all 500, but they couldn't sell them and shut down production, every dussie they sold was from that initial run in 1928.
Hi Jimmie, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
What is cost in India rupee
No idea.
Assuming this is a 2 million dollar car it would be 137,967,000.00 indian rupees...
@ 1:56 "The Duesenbergs were just frame".
Not just a frame, a chassis, more correctly a rolling chassis, frame, engine ,transmission, axles, steering gear, brakes, running gear, radiator, & etc . A frame would be just that, frame rails and cross members only. A hell of a big difference. You're supposed to be a "car guy" and you don't know the difference between a chassis and a frame?
Yes, he's really not very knowledgeable when presenting cars. A little homework would really improve his videos. Then again, better than not doing them at all.
Hi Luckystrike, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Has Jay Leno got one. I like it better than a Rolls Royce of the same era.
Jay Leno has several. Ifyou go to Jay Leno's Garage on youtube, you can see them.
Who wouldn't rather have a Duesenberg than any RR?
Hi Mike Thank you for viewing & sharing. Lou
Drool.....
:-)
👍💯
:-)
GREAT DAILY DRIVER... SEE IT AT WAL MARTS.
Hi Ray Hansen, You'll see it up front with the 2 Body Guards :-) Lou
Antik vehicle cunvart electric motor vehicle natural environment help friendly,antik vehicle life very long run
Hi Manas04 Atkole, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Having wet dreams about this car
Hi Don Kinzett, Might want to put the rubber floor mats down instead of the carpeted ones :-) Lou
Too bad the guy holding the camera has Parkinson’s, Christ!
Hi 69dieseldog, Since you mention and appear to know Christ, please pray for my healing. Thank you for making me laugh out loud :-) Lou