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Duesenberg Model J-200 Roadster Automobile
Specifications
Duesenberg Model J-200 Roadster Automobile
Category
Transportation
Classification
CHENHALL - Distribution & Transportation Objects - Land Transportation T&E - Motor Vehicles - Automobile
Keyword
Object Origin
Duesenberg Inc.
1929
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Physical Characteristics
Object Description: Black convertible with a cream colored cover. Automobile has a hood that is longer and slightly trapezoidal in shape. Front hood opens in two (2) halves. There are two (2) large headlights mounted in the front. Black license plate with red text is on the proper right side of the front bumper. Two (2) spare tires, one mounted on each side of the front, both have a cream-colored cover. Interior has steering wheel on proper left side.
Measurements: Object:
Height: 66 in, Length: 18 ft 4 in, Width: 74 in
Weight: 5,250 lbs
Credit
Gift of Arthur Montgomery, 57.15
Display Status
On Exhibit
Duesenberg Model J-200 Roadster Automobile
About: Duesenberg Model J-200 Roadster Automobile
About: Duesenberg Model J-200 Roadster Automobile
The Duesenberg Model J-200 Roadster was powered by a 6.9-liter engine, capable of producing 265 horsepower, which allowed it to reach speeds of up to 120 mph, making it one of the fastest cars of its time. The car’s engine featured advanced technology which enhanced its performance and reliability. These innovations helped make the Model J stand out for its impressive power and smooth operation. Additionally, the car's design included a sleek roadster body, combining both elegance and responsive handling, offering an exceptional driving experience. Inside, it was equipped with luxury features like leather seats and wood paneling, highlighting its status as a high-end automobile.
The Duesenberg Model J-200 Roadster was not just about speed; it represented the height of American engineering and design. Known for its smooth ride and exceptional craftsmanship, it became a symbol of American automotive excellence. The Model J was popular with famous figures like Clark Gable and Amelia Earhart. However, production of the Model J ended in 1937 due to the Great Depression, making these cars rare and highly valuable today. Collectors continue to admire the Model J-200 Roadster for its beauty, performance, and legacy, ensuring its place as one of the most iconic cars in history.
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