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Tuesday, June 9, 2026

1935 Duesenberg SJ Dual Cowl Phaeton La Grande/Union City Body - by Matrix

   Matrix -  1935 Duesenberg SJ  - Dual Cowl Phaeton La Grande/Union City Body 










“Sweep panel” dual-cowl phaeton designed by Gordon Buehrig and built under the LaGrande label by Union City Body Company used Duesenberg Motors President Lucius B. Manning. Mr. Manning used this body on no fewer than four different Model J Duesenberg chassis, of which this car, chassis number 2592 with engine number J-562, was one. The car was driven by Mr. Manning in Chicago, Cord Corporation’s base of operations, for about a year, demonstrating the power of the Duesenberg.
This vehicle was shown at the 2006 Palm Beach International, a Concours d'Elegance where it was awarded the 'Most Elegant Car' award.
Limited Edition 408 pcs.


1935 Duesenberg SJ Dual Cowl Phaeton La Grande/Union City

 Manufacturer: Matrix
 Scale: 1/43
 Production Year: 2020
 Part Number: MX40406-062
 Color: cobalt blue/ beige
 Material: Resin
 Rating: 10/10




1935 Duesenberg J Walker-LaGrande Coupe by CMF Models

  CMF Models -  1935 Duesenberg Model J Walker-LaGrande Coupe 








CMF brand was launched by German on-line model store Model Car World in 2018. CMF started with highly detailed 1/18th scale resin models, but model cars in 1/12th and 1/43rd scale were soon added to the range. Compared to the other Model Car World store brands for resin models, BoS and Neo, CMF models are more exclusive and also more expensive. Each model is limited to 300 pieces. 
1934(1935 ?) Duesenberg Walker Coupe has innovative aerodynamic design features and aircraft inspired gauges... and was the most expensive #Duesenberg ever made. Now is in the fabulous Jay Leno's Garage, USA.

1935 Duesenberg J Walker LaGrande Coupe


 Manufacturer: CMF Model
 Scale: 1/43
 Production Year: 2020
 Part Number: 43020
 Color: Dark Blue
 Material: Resin
 Rating: 10/10















Wednesday, January 4, 2023

1938 Packard 1601 Eight Graber Cabriolet by GLM

1938 Packard 1601 Eight Graber Cabriolet












This is a uniquie one-off Packard. First shown at the Geneva Auto Salon in 1938, this is one of just two or three Packards that were bodied by Graber along with three Duesenbergs.Swiss coachbuilder Graber bodied this American Packard 120 chassis. The car was originally sold and titled in Switzerland.
 
This 1938 Packard, a 127-inch wheelbase “junior” Eight, is among the latter. It was bodied by Graber for the 1938 Geneva Auto Salon, and its body virtually duplicates, albeit to a smaller scale, one built for a Model J Duesenberg, number J-246. The body was ahead of its time, as the lines include sweeping French-inspired pontoon fenders with fully skirted rear wheels and a single tailfin dropping down the rear deck lid. The hood is covered in dozens of small louvers, and beautiful hints of chrome trim appear everywhere.

For many years this car was lost but turned up about twenty years ago in a cinder block garage in Switzerland. Unrestored, it was taken to the 2010 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in the Pre-War Preservation Class. The paint was tired but all else was intact. I restoration followed with the car returning to Pebble Beach in 2011 to win Best in Class. This was followed in 2012 where it scored 100 points at the CCCA Annual Meeting.

Wonderful GLM model is highly detailed in top quality. Black painting with chrome trim is stunning. A great model, though not a "diecast" metal one.



 Manufacturer: GLM
 Scale: 1/43
 Production Year: 2019
 Part Number ---
 Color: Black
 Material: Resin
 Rating: 10/10