What does one do on a beautiful sunny day while isolated at home during a pandemic? I didn’t have to think too long last week as I had just finished a seven year project on my 1918 Revere Duesenberg Long Tail Racer and a one year touch up of my newest J, a 1929 convertible coupe J-268. I said to myself, "How bad can things be?" I am so fortunate to posses four Duesenbergs (three shown) and many other beautiful American cars and early motorcycles and I have a beautiful residence where I can display and enjoy them, so, why not go for it.
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Shown from left to right on beautiful Narragansett Bay in Warwick, Rhode Island are the 1929 Duesenberg J-268 Convertible Coupe, 1918 Revere Duesenberg Long Tail with "Walking Beam” engine, and the 1934 Duesenberg J-505 by Derham.
Having these beautiful "toys” available to enjoy during this bad time makes me appreciate just how lucky I am.
God Bless America !!
1929 Duesenberg Model J-268 Convertible Coupe
1918 ReVere Long Tail Racer (Rochester Duesenberg Walking Beam Engine No. 359)
1934 Duesenberg J-505 Convertible Sedan, Body by Derham
1921 Mercer Sporting Series 5
1905 Stanley Model CX Runabout
1920 Roamer Model 4-75-E 4-Passenger Touring Sport (Rochester Duesenberg Engine No 110)
1918 Pierce-Arrow Type 48 Roadster
1920 Roamer Model 4-75-E 4-Passenger Touring Sport (Rochester Duesenberg Engine No 174)
1934 Ford 5 Window Coupe
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