Asking | $3,300,000 USD The final “Sweep Panel” Dual-Cowl Phaeton built by LaGrandeOriginally the New York Duesenberg factory branch demonstratorMultiple award-winning restoration by the noted Steve Babinsky, with further recent servicingA respected example with original frame, firewall, engine, and coachworkAuburn Cord Duesenberg (ACD) Club Certified Category 1 (D-196) The final “Sweep Panel” Dual-Cowl Phaeton to be built by LaGrande, body number 1015 was delivered to Duesenberg “in the white” in February 1934.

Notably, this bodywork featured suicide-style front doors, which is believed to have been a characteristic of the last five bodies produced.

Several months later, the body was mounted to chassis number 2558 alongside engine number J-537.

At the time that J-537 was completed, Duesenberg was transitioning to a more aerodynamic, modern appearance, and thus the car was outfitted with the newly specified stylish skirted fenders and 17-inch wheels.In an effort to promote that more...