"Automotive heaven must surely be something like this. This is only the main floor of L.A.'s Cor Auto Sales Company showroom with a Duesenberg Murphy berline on the left and a Rollston convertible on the right." - Richard Kelley
By far, the most popular former Duesenberg showroom is the one that currently houses the Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Museum
in Auburn, Indiana. But in SIA #61, February 1981, Richard Kelley
introduces us to another – not the largest, nor the busiest, but
certainly the flashiest – on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles.
In the same issue, Allan Wellikoff
also gives us a rundown on the various postwar Canadian variants of
popular American cars and the various reasons for their existence.
Interesting fact that the Canadian automotive industry was once second
in the world to the American. What happened, Canada?
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