0846, 0854,J6 and others...

[Jim Glickenhaus]

0854 just back from painting.

 

[Jim Craik]

Jim,

Thats a sight to warm the heart of any car person..............and anyone else for that matter.

Are you bringing any fine art to Monterey?

 

[Jack]

Stunning Jim!

 

[Jim Glickenhaus]

Jim,

Thats a sight to warm the heart of any car person..............and anyone else for that matter.

Are you bringing any fine art to Monterey?

The Oldest existing Ferrari our 1947 159S chassis 002 to Quail.

Best

 

[Mark G]

159 not 166? 002C? How long have you had that car?

 

[Jim Glickenhaus]

159 not 166? 002C? How long have you had that car?

"002C" is 002 for some reason a lot think it's 002C but it's clearly stamped 002. We recently restored it back to 159S as raced and victorious at the 1947 Turin GP driven by Raymond Sommers.

I've owned her for many years.

 

[Dave P]

Awesome Jim!

 

[John S]

Hello Jim,

Owning these cars I take it you already have the wonderful booklet by Joe Honda. It has some lovely period photographs in it, I feel some of the best around.

John

 

[Jim Glickenhaus]

Hello Jim,

Owning these cars I take it you already have the wonderful booklet by Joe Honda. It has some lovely period photographs in it, I feel some of the best around.

John

WHich one is that?

 

[Ian Anderson]

Hi Jim

Please excuse my ignorance but what is the car in the back left hand corner of that photograph?

Thanks
Ian

 

[René]

Nice garage

 

[John S]

WHich one is that?

JOE HONDA Sportscar Spectacles Nr.01 l Ferrari 330 P4 P3/4-412P 1967

See: Ferrari - - 9784905248149 JOE HONDA Sportscar Spectacles l Nr.01 Ferrari 330 P4 P3/4-412P 19

I can really recommend that book and no, I've no relation to the bookshop.

John

 

[Rick Muck- Mark IV]

Hi Jim

Please excuse my ignorance but what is the car in the back left hand corner of that photograph?

Thanks
Ian

Dusenberg SSJ methinks

 

[Jim Glickenhaus]

Dusenberg SSJ methinks

Studz DV 32 Boatail.

 

[Mark G]

"002C" is 002 for some reason a lot think it's 002C but it's clearly stamped 002. We recently restored it back to 159S as raced and victorious at the 1947 Turin GP driven by Raymond Sommers.

I've owned her for many years.

It is challenging to keep facts straight when books/magazines/internet print incorrect info. Thank you for the update. I hope media makes note of your restoration of 002.

Also regarding Duesenberg J-446, I believe I have read conflicting records of the coachwork. Would you say "Franay convertible sedan" is correct?

In a garage full of the best 1960's sports cars, the cars of the '30's add a nice balance, as they were the best of their day as well.

 

[Rick Muck- Mark IV]

Studz DV 32 Boatail.

DOH!!!!

I seemed to remember that you had a Duesey. I prbably should have really LOOKED at the picture! And one of the first issues of "Automobile Quarterly" I ever got was featuring the Stutz DV32 and Fred Moskovics so I should have known better!

 

[Jim Glickenhaus]

DOH!!!!

I seemed to remember that you had a Duesey. I prbably should have really LOOKED at the picture! And one of the first issues of "Automobile Quarterly" I ever got was featuring the Stutz DV32 and Fred Moskovics so I should have known better!

I also have a Duesenberg J446 Franay bodied dual phaeton convertible sedan.

 

[Jack]

Too cool Jim!

 

[Randy V]

Okay - I am back up for adoption!

Very nice Jim! :thumbsup:

 

[Jack Duha]

That picture shows an open parking place for another car...... A Mk1 GT40 should suffice!

Jack ; ))

ps. Nice garage!