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✨We took two cars, a 1928 Stutz Blackhawk and a unique 1927 Duesenberg Model X Speedster. The Duesy received the Hagerty Drivers Foundation “National Automotive Heritage Award” at the 2025 Hilton Head Island Concours d’Elegance 🎉 This award celebrates vehicles that have impacted car culture and American history. We’re honored we get to share these amazing cars with as many people as possible. Both of these innovative beauties are home safe and sound 🙌 | Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum

1.6K views · 238 reactions | While the museum is still open, we know not everyone can visit us! Enjoy continuing to learn about and appreciate our history and our vehicles by watching the videos we will be posting during the next few days and be sure to stay connected with us virtually! We appreciate all of you and look forward to being together again soon! | Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum | Facebook

This brand isn’t just a pretty face. They flipped the whole automotive game on its head by being the first to whip up in-line 8-cylinder engines, and packing a punch with the Model A that had 90 horsepower! ✨The 1921 Model A was the very first Duesenberg sold. This specific car was ordered by Samuel Northrup Castle of Hawaii. This unique coupe body style was created by Bender Body Company to accommodate Castles 7-foot tall frame! ✨This car was in the Castle family for 99 years, before it was don

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