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Model : me
Photograph : Barney Roundel (Radiant studios)
Since many days I work on a new shape, a new skin, a new style and, at this point, here is the result =)
I think it's in a good way don't you think so ? :p
MODEL: RicoRacer Flux
PHOTOGRAPHY: Tillie Ariantho
INFO: ModelX Spring Show 3/18
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This Duesenberg Model X is one of 13 chassis that were built, of which only five received a finished body. This Phaeton coachwork was built by Locke & Co. of New York, which also built bodies for Chrysler and Lincoln. Two Phaetons were thought to be built, and this is the only remaining example. It is thought that this Duesenberg made appearances at various auto shows in 1928 in order to keep the Duesenberg name in the public eye before the release of the mighty Duesenberg Model J. It became part of the Harrah’s Automobile Collection in 1964 where the Old Ivory and Painter’s Green paint was restored. By adjusting the valve angle and cam timing of a Duesenberg Model A engine, horsepower increased from 88 to 100.
The same Model 3 with a lined Frunck outfitted with custom luggage. This owner had many mods to his Model 3.