One of the many Duesenbergs brought out for the 2013 ACD festival was this lovely 1929 Model J "All Weather Cabriolet" #J-237 owned by Bill Dreist

It's not hard finding a line up like this at the ACD Labor Day Festival. What a view!

A lovely 1935 851 Auburn Sedan sitting in the parking lot of the ACD Museum.

This Museum is a must-see for the automobile or architecture connoisseur.
http://www.automobilemuseum.org/Pages/default.aspx

An eclectic collection of cars can always be found in the back alley of The Auburn Hotel. Whether someone's charging a battery or topping off fluids before the Parade; Roger Eddy the proprietor is always willing to help out, or loan a tool to get the job done.

This child-size Auburn parked at the entrance Eckhart Park at the 56th Annual Auburn Cord Duesenberg Club Car Show. I never heard the background story of when and why this was made....

Anyone know more details?

A 1934 Auburn Taxi Cab. Parked in downtown Auburn, Indiana during the 2013 ACD Festival.

"In 1933 E.L. Cord and his associates gained control of the Checker Cab Manufacturing Company and subsidiaries, including the Yellow Cab Co., Checker Taxi Company, Parmalee Transfer and Parmalee Transportation. Thus he owned the largest taxicab factory in the country."

Text Source: http://blog.modernmechanix.com/young-mister-cord-titan-of-transportation/

In-progress projects are always welcomed at the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival.

This event is held every Labor Day in Auburn, Indiana.

Seen here a Cord L-29 with some nice original intact details.