Duesenberg - 35 pages of lush color photos and articles on models J and SJ
You'll see a 16-page history of car importer Max Hoffman - his showroom offered the first public showing of the Volkswagen in the US in 1950, and he imported many brands, such as Porsche, Mercedes, Healey, Jaguar, Alfa Romeo, BMW, Fiat, Jowett, Allard, Facel-Vega, Lancia, and more.
There are 14 pages of images of the meticulous art of Leslie Saalburg. including an 1899 Locomobile, 1899 Oakman Hertel, 1900 Columbia Electrica, 1901 Packard, 1901 Columbia, 1903 Autocar, 1904 Winton, 1904 Stevens-Duryea, 1905 Oldsmobile, 1906 Cadillac, 1906 Ford, and 1907 Juveile Electric.
There's a 12-page article on plastics in cars, both the history and future uses, accompanied by images of plastic and fiber glass car bodies, such as the 1953 Corvette, Woodill Wildfire, Kaiser Darrin, Studebaker Avanti, and Lotus Elite.
A 2-page spread with a fanciful essay on the Model A Tree
28-pages on the young Henry Ford, focusing on a History of Fords made before the Model T.
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Automobile Quarterly Volume 10 Number 2 Duesenberg the World's Finest Motor Car
