The Duesenberg IIs were not built as an inexpensive alternative to the Duesenberg I. They were handcrafted recreations for the aficionado.
Le Roi Tex Smith - Publisher Old Cars Weekly
"if an original Duesenberg and a Duesenberg II were placed side by side on a 1934 showroom floor, chances are excellent 99 percent of the buyers would choose the II"
Verlin & JoAnn C. Boes - Financial Planners and Consultants
"it is one of the most wonderful hand crafted automobiles we have ever had the good fortune to drive."
Harlen Skaggs - Skaggs Stone Guards
"I obtained a Duesenberg II Phaeton. Since then, I rarely drive any of the other cars in my collection."
Dr. Winfield H Krafka
"I must we have had more enjoyment with it [Duesenberg Dual Cowl Phaeton] than any of our other collector cars."
Glen Laun - Grandnephew of Fred & Augie Duesenberg
"speaking for myself and all the Duesenbergs living today, we are very proud and ever so grateful of the work you and your crew are doing to keep this wonderful car on the road."
Clifford S. Heinz - Heinz Food Manufacturer
"Although my own car [1932 Derham Tourster] was as close to 100 points as I could make it and keep it, in no way did your car suffer by comparison."
Oscar Davis - Hayward Industries, Inc.
"keep up the good work and fine craftsmanship you have shown me, both with this and my prior Duesenberg II automobiles."
