Solved -PJ382- Censio & sons Duesy style reproduction

Started by Paul Jaray, February 22, 2011, 09:28:31 AM

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Paul Jaray

Know this car?
1 point for it.
(Don't think it's THAT easy...but not hard after all...)

Oguerrerob


Paul Jaray

I know of exemplars built with Chevrolet or Pontiac engines...but your pic shows the same car...
Who built it?
I won't lock it unless you provide some crucial details.

Oguerrerob

Don't lock it, because I don't have more details. And now I see "petit" differences.
1. Your car looks like a 4 seater, mine is 2 seater
2. mine has a split windshield
3. the roof has a "window"

João

"Here is a 33/75 Duesenberg this is one of the very early cars built by Duesenberg. Please do your own research. I have been told several Stories & tales how a new 70,s Pontiac Bonneville was shipped to the Philippines & the car was hand built over there.. I was also told that it was built by Duesenberg in PA. I cant verify any of these. It is built on a new at the time Pontiac Bonneville 455 V8 aut. & the car was running & driving when I got it. It had less than 1200 original miles.It has 1350 miles on it now. The original owner drove it from up North to a Hotel in Palm Beach in the mid to late 70,s & was never seen since, the car was then towed to a tow yard somewhere near the ocean, where it sat for 2 years enjoyed the sun & the nice salty ocean breeze. Thats how it got Cancer."

Paul Jaray

Quote from: Oguerrerob on February 22, 2011, 10:10:08 AM
Don't lock it, because I don't have more details. And now I see "petit" differences.
1. Your car looks like a 4 seater, mine is 2 seater
2. mine has a split windshield
3. the roof has a "window"
I have more pics of these cars and they are just like yours.
Quote from: João on February 22, 2011, 02:21:19 PM
"Here is a 33/75 Duesenberg this is one of the very early cars built by Duesenberg. Please do your own research. I have been told several Stories & tales how a new 70,s Pontiac Bonneville was shipped to the Philippines & the car was hand built over there.. I was also told that it was built by Duesenberg in PA. I cant verify any of these. It is built on a new at the time Pontiac Bonneville 455 V8 aut. & the car was running & driving when I got it. It had less than 1200 original miles.It has 1350 miles on it now. The original owner drove it from up North to a Hotel in Palm Beach in the mid to late 70,s & was never seen since, the car was then towed to a tow yard somewhere near the ocean, where it sat for 2 years enjoyed the sun & the nice salty ocean breeze. Thats how it got Cancer."
Quote from: Paul Jaray on February 22, 2011, 09:28:31 AM
Know this car?
1 point for it.
(Don't think it's THAT easy...but not hard after all...)
This is what I was referring to...
That's not enough... ;)

Paul Jaray

I'll rephrase that...
@Oguerrerob: you found another pic of a car made by the same manufacturer...but it's not a Chrysler Custom.
@João: you found my source (and was not obscure after all) but as you can read it's totally inaccurate.

Paul Jaray

#7
...well it's not a Duesenberg of course, but in João's reply you can find a valid clue...

João

Built by Cencio & sons from Phillipines?This company also made styling of the old Packard & Duesenberg...

Paul Jaray

Yes!  :applause: :applause:
What took you so long?  ;D


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