1932 Duesenberg by danapommet
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Description
This 1932 Duesenberg was once owned by Billy Rose and then sold to Max Baer.
Part of the display, at the Imperial Palace Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada. This collection was displayed on the top level of a parking garage behind the hotel.
Photo taken April 1998 - with film camera and recently scanned.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous comments.
Dana
Comments (24)
Super side profile of this Teutonic mode of transportation, Dana! Love everything about the car: color scheme, wheels, spokes, ad infinitum!
UNE BELLE D'AUTREFOIS ;-) M A G N I F I C E N T
Now THAT's a car :) Beautiful shot and thanks for sharing.
any car nut has to love this museum.excellent shot
I want one of these! ;c) Wonderful, beautiful, and awe inspiring.
The finest cars every made. For it's time! ;) Beautiful capture!
Beautiful capture
Very beautiful capture
Nice capture!
Nice shot , the weathers just right for a spin in that beauty right now.
excellent capture of a splendid car!
Very nice capture !Wonderful car !
I am spoilt for choice with these cars, like this one. The pics behind are interesting too!!!!!
What a classy ride. Excellent image. :)
belle photo!
WONDERFUL
Cool capture.
Excellent!
These motors are just magnificent, great capture and thanks for the accopanying history.
Cool ! wonderful foto, great pov and colors..have a nice week my friend,,,ciao
Yes she is an old beauty,love that part of the world.
What a beauty!!! I wouldn't mind having this car sitting in my garage...
Great shot Dana. This car is pure class unlike today's cars which just have no character. Frighteningly, it's 81 years since this car was made which is indeed a lifetime ago.
Of course, even when it was new, that particular vehicle was worth more than most average people's houses...lovely work of automotive art, though.