| Car 2467 | |
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| 1930 Model J Duesenberg 2467, F. R. Wood Town Car | |
| Engine No.: | J-418 [Picture] |
| First Coachbuilder: | F. R. Wood & Sons |
| First Body Style: | Town Car |
| Wheelbase: | Long |
| Current Coachbuilder: | |
| Current Body Style: | |
| Original Owner: | J. W. Strauss |
| Owner in 1968: | J. W. Strauss, 941 Park Ave, New York, NY |
| Current Owner: | Jay Leno |
| References: | Malks, p. 103; Roe, p. 136 |
Notes:
Display photo from Leno's website.
Photo from Leno's website.
This one is from a website article about the newly replicated Duesenberg cylinder heads that are available.
Photo by Jack Curtright, Jun. 3, 2008, at Randy Ema's shop.
Photo by Jack Curtright, Feb. 18, 2008, at Randy Ema's shop.
Photo by Jack Curtright, Feb. 18, 2008, at Randy Ema's shop.
Photo by Jack Curtright, Feb. 18, 2008, at Randy Ema's shop.
Photo by Jack Curtright, Feb. 18, 2008, at Randy Ema's shop.
At Leno's after the acquisition.
Picture from "Duesenberg The Pursuit of Perfection", p. 136, but not attributed. Picture taken at the New York parking garage where is was stored for more than five decades.
Photo from Leno's website.
This one is from a website article about the newly replicated Duesenberg cylinder heads that are available.
Photo by Jack Curtright, Jun. 3, 2008, at Randy Ema's shop.
Photo by Jack Curtright, Feb. 18, 2008, at Randy Ema's shop.
Photo by Jack Curtright, Feb. 18, 2008, at Randy Ema's shop.
Photo by Jack Curtright, Feb. 18, 2008, at Randy Ema's shop.
Photo by Jack Curtright, Feb. 18, 2008, at Randy Ema's shop.
At Leno's after the acquisition.
Picture from "Duesenberg The Pursuit of Perfection", p. 136, but not attributed. Picture taken at the New York parking garage where is was stored for more than five decades.