The original 1919 Stutz Series G Touring, formerly of the A.K. Miller Collection, made its way back on the road for the first time in many, many years thanks to the team at Dick Shappy's for the 2026 Audrain Automobile Museum's Newport to Bristol Veteran Car Tour last week. Hosted in the spirit of the famed London to Brighton Veteran Car Run, this fourth annual event has quickly become a motoring experience, bringing some of America's finest brass-era automobiles together along the scenic Rhode Island coast. Stay tuned to learn more about this historic car (or check out DSClassics.com) and ride along with us in an upcoming video!
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Stick around Tuesday to see the 1919 Stutz Series G Touring on the 2026 Audrain Automobile Museum's Newport to Bristol Veteran Car Tour!
The Stutz was formerly part of the renowned A.K. Miller Collection, who began collecting in the 1930s, including some of the most significant Stutzes. Before or during his ownership, the radiator shell and headlamps were re-plated, and during ownership, he replaced several small hardware pieces and installed a correct carburetor. In 1996, it was purchased by David Reeder of Fort Smith, Arkansas and then sold to Gary Kuck of Lincoln, Nebraska. It was acquired into the John Dennis Mitosinka Collection in 2006. Since leaving the Miller Collection, it has been returned to running and driving order. It is fitted with a DERCO luggage trunk, and the addition of Rudge Whitworth wire wheels and dual spotlights add an elegant accent. This car remains in such a superb original state that restoring it would be a sin.
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Last month, our 1917 Stutz Series G Touring participated in the Audrain Automobile Museum's Newport to Bristol Veteran Car Tour, and David W. Oliveira of Hemmings snapped some great photographs. Can you spot them in this insightful article by Tom Comerro?
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