If you love Duesenburgs, and are in Southern California, you might want to run over to the Lyon Air Museum, as 10 of the 378 known are on a short time display

images are just 2 of a full gallery you can look at over at Bill's blog: http://wildbillphoto.blogspot.com/2011/07/rare-deusenbergs-at-lyons-air-museum.html If you can get over to the museum, the exhibit of ten Duesenburgs from now til July 24thOne is the 1st Model J, 1929 dual cowl body by LeBaron , another is a 1929 Murphy bodied dual cowl, a 1930 Murphy Model J speedster, a 1931 model J

bridging the eras of horse drawn carriages and the first engine driven vehicles

Above is an electric coach built for the Queen Mary of Spain in 1896 from the Thrupp and Maberly coachbuilders in 1913 on a chassis from Thames Iron Works Found on http://svammelsurium.blogg.se/2011/february/thruppmaberly.html