1934 Duesenberg J-505 Convertible Sedan, Body by Derham

Inventory Number: 3063

Price on Request

  • SERIAL NO: 2523
  • COACHWORK: Derham
The Duesen­berg Automobile & Motors Co., Inc., founded in 1920, was known for its luxury and high-performance racing automobiles. In 1921, founders and brothers Fred and Aug­ust Duesen­berg won a Grand Prix race with an American automobile for the first time, catapulting the Duesen­berg into the spotlight. They would go on to popularize the straight-eight engine and four-wheel hydraulic brake system, and become the ultimate means of trans­port­ation for the rich and famous of the time. Its logo, a detailed eagle with outspread wings featuring “Duesen­berg” in ornate lettering, became a symbol of power and prestige.

This restored Duesenberg J-505 Con­vert­ible Sedan has stirred up a lot of interest since the story of its acquisition appeared in the March 3rd, 2005, issue of Old Cars Weekly, Vol.34, No.9.

  • Best in Show at the 71st Annual Joint Meet of the HCCA/AACA in Redding, CT (October 23, 2022)
  • Third Place at the "Dusenberg Reunion" of the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum (September 5, 2015)
  • Best Early American Classic from the Mohegan Sun Tribal Committee (July 4-5, 2009)
  • Best of Show at the 56th Annual Fairfield County HCCA Antique Automobile Show (September 2007)
Please refer to our Projects page to see photos of this restoration.
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