Car 2126
1931 Model J Duesenberg 2126, Rollston Convertible Victoria
Engine No.:	J-104 [Pictures]
First Coachbuilder:	Holbrook
First Body Style:	Five-Passenger Sedan (now on car 2152)
Wheelbase:	Short
Current Coachbuilder:	Rollston
Current Body Style:	Convertible Victoria (from car 2442)
Original Owner:	Mrs. F. B. Lewis, Chicago
Owner in 1968:	Homer Fitterling, 27113 State Rd 2, South Bend, IN
Current Owner:	Ralph & Adeline Marano
References:	Malks, p. 92; Roe, p. 210

 Notes:
Display picture from Nelson V. Thorpe. Pebble Beach Concourse.

This car was present at the Duesenberg debut at the New York Auto Salon in 1928.  Later delivered to Mrs. F. B. Lewis of Chicago, who kept it
until July 1940, when she traded it to Hartshorne Motors.  Duesenberg Dealer John Troka acquired it as soon as he was aware of it.  A major
restoration occurred during the 1960s, which included replacing the Holbrook body with the Rollston coachwork from car 2442.  About the
same period Ray Zahn compiled his list of Duesenbergs (see Literature page), listing this car as "partial," and so was thought not to survive
intact.



Picture from Nelson V. Thorpe.  Pebble Beach Concourse.


Picture from Nelson V. Thorpe.  Pebble Beach Concourse.


Picture from conceptcarz.com.


Picture from conceptcarz.com.


Picture from "Duesenberg The Pursuit of Perfection", p. 210.  The Holbrook body is now on 2152.