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Re:1921 Duesenberg Model A Belonged to the Same Family for A... by pfarrell on Sunday February 14, 2021 @01:33AM (#26130182)
The Stutz building is a former auto factory in downtown Indianapolis that is now an office complex. Stutz is another Indiana luxury car manufacturer from around the same time as Duesenbergs. Last I knew, Turner Woodard [0] is the owner. Back in the 2000's Mr. Woodard had his extensive auto collection housed in that complex, including Duesenbergs, Stutz Bearcats, and memorably, a 1920's Reo Speedwagon fire engine.

My point is this, if you can get in contact with his people, you are likely to find experts in maintaining those old cars. I definitely remember watching Duesenbergs used in parades when I was growing up.

0: https://www.turnerwoodard.com/

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Re:1921 Duesenberg Model A Belonged to the Same Family for A... by tobobo on Sunday February 14, 2021 @11:18AM (#26133570)
Thank you for the resource! I’m realizing through these replies that I’m talking about a different (and much more common) Ford Model A- but it looks like he has one of those in his collection as well.
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