The influence of the Dussenberg 1930’s classic car on the design of the Beauford Classic Touring Car

The influence of the Dussenberg 1930’s classic car on the design of the Beauford Classic Touring Car.

The Duesenberg classic cars (designed by Gordon Buehrig) built in Indianapolis, United states from the 1930s had a notable influence on the design of the Beauford car, especially the Beauford Tourer. The Duesenberg coach built cars were renowned for their luxury, elegance, and performance during the Golden Age of motoring. These cars were both the fastest and most expensive American automobiles on the market at that time. Various Dussenberg models have sold at auction or $22,000,000 and many other older models from anywhere between $400,000 to $1 Million.The Beauford car, inspired by the styling of 1930s classics like the Duesenberg, adopted certain design elements that reflected the grandeur and sophistication of these iconic vehicles.

The influence of Duesenberg cars can be seen in the long sweeping lines, the graceful curves, and the overall sense of luxury that the Beauford Tourer embodies. Elements such as the distinctive radiator grille, the elongated hood, and the stylish details found on both the Duesenberg and the Beauford cars showcase a shared inspiration from the glamour of 1930s automotive design.

Overall, the Duesenberg classic cars left a lasting impression on the automotive world, and their influence can be observed in the timeless elegance and vintage charm that the Beauford car captures, making it a popular choice for those seeking to capture the dream of driving one of the timeless classic beauties or just to hire for for special occasions, photoshoots, weddings.

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