Model A & X ID question

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27 Dec 2018 00:46 - 27 Dec 2018 00:48 #36258 by johnmereness

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www.significantcars.com/cars/1925duesenberg/

It was actually a very nice car all be it had some sort of design flaw in be body between the inner fender and body shell - water got in by back seat and caused damage, including being an invitation to moths.

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18 Dec 2018 17:20 #36162 by HSS1929

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Thanks yet again Randy. More mysteries cleared up.

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18 Dec 2018 16:14 #36161 by RandyEma

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D63D----A1015

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18 Dec 2018 15:21 #36160 by 1748 S

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HSS1929 wrote: I posted this under Duesenberg, how did this end up in AUBURN???

- Moved to Dues... - jh

Yesterday I noticed this was in the Auburn forum and wondered why??? Maybe another site glich or???

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18 Dec 2018 07:06 - 18 Dec 2018 09:09 #36157 by HSS1929

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I posted this under Duesenberg, how did this end up in AUBURN???

- Moved to Dues... - jh

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18 Dec 2018 02:43 #36155 by Jonathan Richards

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Just a quick observation. The black unidentified body maker Model A Duesenberg sedan with landau irons appears to have been photographed on the north side of 9th Street adjacent to the Auburn Hotel lobby. The cardboard trash receptacle indicates this was at least a decade ago when the Festival was using those as trash containers. My brother and I returned to Iowa after one of the Auburn Reunions with one of those in our van. ( true confessions of a petty thief !!)

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17 Dec 2018 22:44 #36152 by HSS1929

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Hi Folks, can anyone provide the chassis & engine numbers on any (or better yet, all) of these three? (1) Model A Millspaugh & Irish Touring, (1) Unknown coachbuilder Sedan and (1) Jay Leno's unrestored Model X Locke Sedan. Thanks. See Photos.

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