This is one of four Duesenbergs prepared by the factory for the 1921 Indianapolis 500. With Jimmy Murphy at the wheel 107 laps were completed before retiring with a broken valve.

The AACA Spring National Meet, Eastern Division, Binghamton, New York gave a unique opportunity to compare two 1939 Chevrolet station wagons side by side. Both wore the optional fog lights, whitewall tires, winged hood ornament, bright headlight rings and metal wheel cover on the standard fender mounted spare (standard on the station wagon only). Both had optional mirrors and grill guards but were very different from each other. Only one had optional wheel trim rings. Both were painted Wood Ash Brown which was the standard 1939 Chevrolet Station wagon color.

See 1939 Chevrolet Station Wagon article for more information.

See 1939 Chevrolet Station Wagon article for more information.

See 1939 Chevrolet Station Wagon article for more information.

See 1939 Chevrolet Station Wagon article for more information.

See 1939 Chevrolet Station Wagon article for more information.

In recent years, the New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse, NY has been host to one of the largest hot rod and street rod shows in the United States. The event features many custom and one-off builds, as well as showcasing some great restorations of muscle and performance street cars. In 2007, the Syracuse Nationals drew in over 6,800 vehicles and saw more than 78,000 spectators. This is one of the largest automotive events on the East coast!