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Duesenberg Model J
1934 Duesenberg J-Class Royalton - The final
Step Up The Ladder When You Trade In Your Rolls!
Plush As A Limo Fast As A Race Car
It Roared To 109 mph In 2nd Gear!
Here, in This precision-engineered die-cast metal
replica---with full operating parts---every last
component has been faithfully reproduced to original
Duesenberg specifications. The two-sided dual-hinged
hood that opens to a miniature Dusey engine with
more horsepower than a fighter plane! Ebony steering
wheel and real whitewall tires mounted on spoked
wheels, twin side-mounted spares. Doors that open
to an interior palace on wheels...with authentic
dashboard gauges, chrome-look bumpers, headlamps,
grille, radiator cap and clarion horns. All topped
off in multi-coated, mirror-bright baked enamel
finish.
Most Expensive Luxury Car Ever Built In America!
The Most Sought After Collectible In Automobile
History...
So rare only 64 were ever produced and valued
today at over 1 million dollars...
the 1934 Duesenberg was, and still is, the ultimate
toy of the Forbes 500 set. With a list price higher
than the cost of a house, you could buy a fleet
of 25 Fords for less money---it was such a celebrity,
people lined the avenues for just a glimpse of
the fabulous Dusey J. In tribute to this all time
classic car, we are issuing this one-time-only,
special commemorative edition of the 34 J-Class
Duesenberg---to satisfy the demands of hungry
collectors of rare and historic vintage luxury
automobiles.
Model Features
• Chrome Trim
• Chrome Grille
• Detailed Engine
• Opening Front Doors
• Opening Bi-fold Hood
• Precision Diecast Replica
• Baked Enamel Finish
• 1:32 Scale Model
• 6 Inches Long
Click
here to buy this piece of automotive history now!
Duesenberg in the News
The late attorney John O'Quinn assembled a rare collection of cars for a ... ...
13 Feb 2010 at 3:26am
Houston Chronicle
The late attorney John O'Quinn assembled a rare collection of cars for a ...
Houston Chronicle
Attorney John O'Quinn, who died in an accident in October, loved his vast car collectio...
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