The golden age of American racing in the 1920s and 30s is perhaps the most heroic and romantic of all.

The great personalities and the wonderful machines they produced and drove will likely never be surpassed.

The technological advances developed by legends like Fred Duesenberg and Harry Miller produced some of the most spectacular racing machines of all time.

The narrow inline engine and low slung chassis gave the cars a refined and purposeful look.

The mechanics of these cars were often as attractive or even more so than the exterior.

The age of the double overhead cam engine had begun, and these engines were a spectacle of machined and polished aluminum.

This car was built as a tribute to that era, along with its most famous engineer, Harry Miller, and its most famous Indy driver, Wilbur Shaw.

Though not an exact replica, it embodies the spirit and quality that made the cars of that era so magical.

In lieu of the 91 cubic inch Miller engine, another very clever and beautiful...