Kip Cyprus featuring Bruce Meyer’s 1929 Dusenberg
Kip Cyprus presented Bruce Meyer’s gorgeous 1929 Dusenberg at the San Marino Motor Classic Concours in California.
The1929 Duesenberg with Jay Leno to the left of Kip Cyprus and Beverly Hills car collector Bruce Meyer to the right in the cowboy hat.
Kip Cyprus together with Jay Leno as he is scrutinizing the restoration of Bruce Meyer’s 1929 Dusenberg.
Bill Corbett, Bruce Meyer, Kip C. Cyprus and Chuck Wagner next to the 1929 Dusenberg.
Kip Cyprus together with Jay Leno as he is scrutinizing the restoration of Bruce Meyer’s 1929 Dusenberg.
Bruce Meyers and Kip Cyprus with the Pebble Beach judges.
Kip Cyprus describes the 1929 Duessenbeger:
A unique fact about the 1929 Duesenbergar is that it is one of the only J models that has an angled window to that degree with a chopped top.
It was built this way with an invisible top. So, what happens is the back deck look of the car – the deck that goes up and the top goes down – and it disappears along with the rumble seat.
The Dusenbergers were all custom-made for each client. It was the very wealthiest people in the 20s who were able to buy one of these, and they were all made a little different and special for each client.
This Duesenberg has been well-preserved interior-wise, supporting its original seats and dash, along with a lot of its original finishes along with some finishes from when it was previously restored in 1977.
It had to undergo a refresh and cleanup this past year for Pebble Beach.
Running a straight-eight, this car is a non-supercharged model, although they had some that were supercharged.
This is the step you take to step into the rumble seat that opens up, and there’s a couch back there.
It’s just a beautiful piece of art.
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