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Long-lost ‘Duesy’ makes a return

A 1931 Duesenberg Model J Murphy convertible coupe with the desirable disappearing top option has recently been uncovered.

The long-hidden Duesenberg had last been publicly shown in 1961 and had been parked in a Midwest garage since 1967. In October 2022, Doug Pray of the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Co. in Broken Arrow, Okla., was contacted by the Duesenberg’s owner, who was finally

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