1929 Duesenberg A Coupe

The Duesenberg Straight Eight debuted in the late 1920s, with production starting in late 1921 after redesigns overseen by Fred Duesenberg in Indianapolis. It was the first U.S. car with a straight-eight engine and featured pioneering hydraulic brakes.

The Model A, crafted from 1921 to 1926, reached a top speed of 71 mph, claiming the title of America's inaugural series-production straight-eight vehicle.

Recent Posts

See All

1934 Ford 3-Window Coupe, “The California Kid”

The California Kid, a custom 1934 Ford three-window coupé, garnered attention for its standout specifications and timeless design. Crafted by Pete Chapouris, it featured classic customization techniqu

“The California Kid” Express Pickup

Throughout the Slover family's tenure at Pete and Jake's Hot Rod Parts, their close friend Bill Paul has been a constant presence, joining them at shows and witnessing the admiration for the iconic Ca

1925 Packard Six Runabout

The 1925 Packard Six Runabout represented a blend of style and performance during the Roaring Twenties. This iconic vehicle featured a sleek design coupled with Packard's reputation for reliability an