| Car 2536 | |
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| 1933 Model SJ Duesenberg 2536, Derham Convertible Sedan | |
| Engine No.: | J-507 [Picture] |
| First Coachbuilder: | Derham |
| First Body Style: | Convertible Sedan |
| Wheelbase: | Short |
| Current Coachbuilder: | Schwartz |
| Current Body Style: | Boattail Speedster |
| Original Owner: | H. G. Liebhardt, Denver, CO |
| Owner in 1968: | Harrah's Auto Museum, Box 10, Reno, NV 89504 |
| Current Owner: | |
| References: | Malks, p. 69, 71; Roe, p. 178, 200, 243; Elbert, pic. 158 |
Notes:
Display picture from "The Auburn Auction" (Aug. 30, 2008, Auburn, Indiana),
lot 61.
Notation from
Newport Collection: "Model J-507-#2536-SWB (original SJ)"




Picture from "Duesenberg The Pursuit of Perfection", p. 178. Original
owner hired Ike Walton to modify the original body as shown here. He
also had Walton build a two-seat boattail speedster

Picture from "Duesenberg The Pursuit of Perfection", p. 200. This
is how the car looked when sold in 1933. (other
pictures on p. 243)