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29 May 2014 20:33 #27608 by streamliner
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I found the full story from both Ab Jenkins and Alex Tremulis on what could have been the final earth-pounding record attempt by Ab Jenkins in his quest to become the world's fastest. Here are a couple pics, with thanks to Karl Ludvigsen who posted the obscure 1953 story on Jenkins' jet car to the A-C-D newsletter in 1969. It was that article that tied together several other stories and photos from Alex's archives to figure out this puzzle. So, so far ahead of its time... Here's the rest of the story: www.gyronautx1.com/live-updates




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16 Dec 2012 12:17 #24133 by alsancle
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There was some nice cars at that show.

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16 Dec 2012 00:33 #24129 by balinwire
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This is a link to some more pictures from Alex Tremulis, 1955 auto show, Paris, you can see his good eye for composition, it may be the same camera.
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03 Sep 2012 14:30 #23402 by Steve Miller
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A little off topic, but folks sure dressed more neatly back in the 50's and early 60's didn't they?

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28 Jul 2012 14:41 #23218 by streamliner
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More from 1962...




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26 Jul 2012 14:49 #23212 by Chris Summers
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Randy, I was told that the engine had been changed back recently in its new ownership, but may be wrong.

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26 Jul 2012 14:45 #23211 by RandyEma
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It is today J509 no longer J572.

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26 Jul 2012 03:57 #23209 by Chris Summers
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Bohman & Schwartz Convertible Coupe J-572 / 2596, owned at the time by longtime Club member Jerry Gebby.

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26 Jul 2012 03:28 #23208 by streamliner
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Found a few more. Here's Alex and Gertrude Duesenberg, 1962.

Any info on the car?


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22 May 2011 02:35 #20118 by Chris Summers
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Received the following today from former member John A. Williamson:

[i:3d6cda8o]I have had 3 Cords 2 810's and one 812, during the 70's and 80's I tried to trade one of my 810's for this L29 Cord to a retired Cowboy Movie Actor, the car in the late 70's was a fixture on California state hwy 14 at Solidad Canyon off ramp in Acton and was used to draw customers to the retired actors Chili and beer bar. As odd as it seems I just went back to that location in May 2011 and asked the current owner of the property where the L29 Cord with the movie body went and he told me that a man bought it and had it at an airport and was restoring it. I don't know, but it may be worth a drive to see?

In the 70's I sent a drawing I made of the car into the ACD News letter and I made that drawing standing and looking at the car, the newsletter did publish the drawing.

So as of May 2011 the car is said to be at an airport in California. It's good to see these Alex Tremulus picts at the same site.

Oh! the Cowboy wouldn't trade me for the 1936 Cord 810 back in the 70's he said It wouldn't draw as many people to his bar as the Aluminum bodied L29.[/i:3d6cda8o]

I advised him that according to Randy Ema the car was in Arizona now. Mr. Williamson mentioned specifically the car's (former?) airport location in California, which I edited for privacy reasons.

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19 Apr 2011 01:09 #19843 by cstebbins
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Would be curious to know who owned & who planted the story with Popular Science magazine in the Sept. 1941 issue. (link in DJT's post); Lots of plans changed that Fall.

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16 Apr 2011 03:23 #19819 by alsancle
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As we surmised and Randy verified, this a car that was never intended to go faster then 60 mph. I think it is one of the better looking LSR bodies because it was intended to look cool for the movie. I like it a lot and am happy to hear it is still with us.

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15 Apr 2011 23:36 #19817 by cstebbins
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One of the better looking LSR cars especially with those nice stock L29 rollers but would you be willing to drive it over 200 on those? 300 with the aircraft engine? Restore it to street legal. Will look good on the road with 6 wipers, stock tail lamps and wood lights behind the grille.

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15 Apr 2011 01:47 #19815 by mikespeed35
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The engine looks all L-29 Cord, although the radiator inlet is in the wrong position. It looks as though the top tank has been altered to lower the hood line.
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14 Apr 2011 18:37 #19812 by alsancle
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Do you have any interior shots?

Randy, which incarnation is it being restored to?

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14 Apr 2011 02:45 #19809 by streamliner
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I hope during restoration they get that family of groundhogs out of it (or is that how it was powered for the movie?).

Anyone recognize anything familiar (under the hood)???




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14 Apr 2011 00:25 #19805 by RandyEma
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Wow you guys sure have fun guessing this car is strictly a movie prop car and is in Ariz now awaiting restoration. Randy

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12 Apr 2011 19:40 #19794 by mikespeed35
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There are several reasons I always have a hard time believing a L-29 would make a good race car. Transmission gearing, Differential gearing CV joints, inboard braking and weight, to name a few. But I love driving mine and the design, the design, the design, what more can I say.
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12 Apr 2011 17:13 #19790 by alsancle
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12 Apr 2011 17:01 #19789 by alsancle
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From what I can tell, it was actually built for the movie "Speed" and not for an LSR attempt. If you think about it, would a L29 chassis/wheels be a good platform for 200mph? I have seen a reference to it being broken up for the l29 parts but also perhaps not.

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12 Apr 2011 16:27 #19788 by alsancle
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12 Apr 2011 14:31 #19787 by DJT
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The Golden Eagle as seen in Popular Mechanics in September 1941 <CLICK HERE>[/url:2h3eii2e] -- hopefully the link works......

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12 Apr 2011 13:21 #19786 by alsancle
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That is cool.

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12 Apr 2011 01:02 #19782 by streamliner
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Chris Summers wrote: Looks more like Randy Ema but I could be wrong, you know their faces better than I.


I don't know, but a closer look is warranted...

It's possible this is from the mid to late '70's.

I think the structure was for the protective tarp
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12 Apr 2011 00:16 #19781 by Chris Summers
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Looks more like Randy Ema but I could be wrong, you know their faces better than I.

What an indignity for that poor thing (and if the salad bar is the best thing at the Village Inn, it doesn't speak much for the Village Inn). I wonder what the enclosure was supposed to prevent, since the car could be rolled out either end by a thief.

Has a little Malcolm Campbell Bluebird, a little Barney Oldfield's Golden Rocket, and a little Pontiac Club de Mer, all thrown into one.

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12 Apr 2011 00:12 #19780 by streamliner
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And now for something completely different:

This car is supposed to be based on a Cord L29, built in 1936 for a land speed record attempt at breaking Ab Jenkin's records. Originally called the Golden Eagle, then used in a Jimmy Stewart movie, Speed in 1936. Then used as an attraction at the Thunderbowl Speedway in Carpinteria, CA until around 1956. Then, evidently as an attraction for the Village Inn (try their salad bar) in Missouri, until these photos.

Around 1970, these pics are from Acton, CA at a western attraction off of Highway 14. That's Alex Tremulis behind the wheel, then with Pete Politis, Alex's brother-in-law and Gyronaut pit crew member, looking at the engine, and I think that's Strother MacMinn in the side shot.

Anyone know anything more or where this ex-L29 is today???










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02 Apr 2011 13:03 #19721 by Chris Summers
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Thanks to our resident Auburn Motor Sales Historian. :D

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01 Apr 2011 22:26 #19718 by Justin Kerns
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Very interesting. Based on the nature of the photos posted so far I would venture that Mr. Tremulis took this photo in this manner specifically because the cars look so similar. I fell for his trick!

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01 Apr 2011 13:16 #19716 by DJT
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Dallas would buy 100's of Fords from Auburn Motor Sales (Ford Dealer in town) for his employees and then at the end of the year. The car in the showroom is probably one of those end of year cars for sale.

There's a photo somewhere around the dealership with Russ and Dallas standing in front of a bunch of Fords.

streamliner wrote: Stylin'. Alex was always ahead of his time. Just wait, this look is going to sweep the country. You'll see...

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01 Apr 2011 05:52 #19713 by streamliner
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At first it looks like the same car, but it's not. Look closer at the reflection. The car inside appears to be a 1955 Ford Fairlane, probably Crown Victoria (chrome eyebrows), maybe a Glass Top (???):



1955 Ford Fairlane:



The car outside (you can see its reflection almost directly over the Fairlane) looks to be a 1955 Ford Customline.



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01 Apr 2011 04:52 #19712 by Justin Kerns
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Pretty sure the Ford is just a reflection in the window......

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01 Apr 2011 03:48 #19711 by Chris Summers
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I heard that the now-black 1935 Auburn speedster that S. Ray Miller owned was, when owned by Dallas Winslow, displayed in the ACD Company during the 1950s. Is that the "little Auburn in the window" in the picture?

What's up with the Ford in the building? Did the ACD Company handle other used cars?

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01 Apr 2011 02:56 #19710 by streamliner
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Stylin'. Alex was always ahead of his time. Just wait, this look is going to sweep the country. You'll see...


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01 Apr 2011 00:24 #19709 by cstebbins
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Second-to-last pic is 1477, I filled that antenna hole 37 years ago and it still has that same old top, raised only when it looks like rain on Ninth St. This picture was taken shortly before it was repainted Palm Beach Tan.

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31 Mar 2011 13:28 #19704 by DJT
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Been trying to figure out where the Phillips Gas Station stood... it's the small parking lot across from the ACD Museum :D

These photos are great; keep them coming!

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31 Mar 2011 06:09 #19703 by streamliner
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19 Mar 2011 02:45 #19620 by auburn-kid
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Love the L-29 photo! The perspective is wonderful and the car has a very sinister look to it.

Thanks for posting all of these wonderful pictures Steve. Just think, hopefully, forty or fifty years from now, someone will be looking at and enjoying all of the pictures that David Turner and John Fredericks snap over a Reunion weekend, "flaws" and all! I hope they include pictures of people just like Alex's photos, because the people are the heart of this club.

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17 Mar 2011 20:02 #19608 by DJT
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balinwire wrote: IMAGE
Do you notice the perspective in the shot? Fine automotive art.
He seems to tell the story with the filling station framed in the background and all the activity.
I almost want to go in the Phillips and get a cold soda.
The Duesenberg automobile of this stature would usually be photographed alone from the side and try to cut off all other objects, including people.
And Mrs Jones red coat, WOW that is incredible kodachrome color, or a very good scanner, and the gloves, It is breathtaking. Just like being there.

P.S. With the overcast lighting, he must have used a light meter or known about a f-stop setting, and color film must have been more costly than B&W.


Great Photo... think that will be a mission of mine; make sure most of my photos tell stories. Now-a-days it's all about RAW files and Photoshop. CS5 :D

Steve Derus wrote: what catches my eye about the L-29 photo is the way the car seems to have been deliberately "posed" with the front wheels turned sharp right, which to me seems to enhance the low stance of the car.

Can't help but wonder though, why the car wasn't moved away from the phone pole in the background.


It often happens to me... great car, great shot expect for that one annoying telephone pole or green trash can in the park or etc.... however like I said - Thanks to whomever made photoshop

Oh... Kenny! When the L-29 Returns to Auburn we need to take shome shots with turned wheels ;)

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16 Mar 2011 23:03 #19600 by mikespeed35
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I have heard people refere to my dearly loved L-29's as stump pullers. I guess the owner is trying to prove they can pull a telephone pole too. That car has alot of black.
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16 Mar 2011 19:54 #19597 by Steve Derus
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what catches my eye about the L-29 photo is the way the car seems to have been deliberately "posed" with the front wheels turned sharp right, which to me seems to enhance the low stance of the car.

Can't help but wonder though, why the car wasn't moved away from the phone pole in the background.

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16 Mar 2011 01:11 #19581 by streamliner
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15 Mar 2011 03:46 #19567 by Robbie Marenzi
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Beautiful Salon speedster, but without correct head or cowl light lenses, seems like they've always been almost impossible to get.

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14 Mar 2011 01:17 #19550 by streamliner
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Lots of good background things going on. The foreground isn't so bad either. Any info???




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