'32 Duesenberg SJ

==Description==
The '32 Duesenberg SJ is a Hot Wheels casting which debuted in the collector-aimed (100% Hot Wheels) in the Classic Bodies 2-Car Set in 2003. 
The real-life car, the 'Gurney Nutting Speedster' (Chassis 2614 J-585), was designed especially for the Maharajah of Indore, Yashwant Rao Holkar II. It was fitted with a supercharged straight-eight engine reputed to be capable of hitting 140mp/h. The 'speedster' body was crafted in London by coachbuilders 'Gurney Nutting Co.' and features long swooping lines, boat-tail rear, rumble seat and blue & red colored lights to show whether the Maharajah or Mahranee was driving among many other features. Due to the threat of war, the Maharajah took delivery of the car at his Santa Ana mansion in California where he enjoyed the car for some time before having it sent back to India after tensions had settled. The car remained in India until its rediscovery in 1959 where it was sold and sent back to the USA and still resides today in the hands of the William Lyon private collection.
The Hot Wheels version features a removable hood which reveals the engine compartment. It was only used three times before it was discontinued.
==Versions==
The '32 Duesenberg SJ has come out in the following 1:64 scale versions:
Col #	Year	Series 	Color 	Tampo 	Base Color / Type	Window Color	Interior Color	Wheel Type	Toy #	Country	Notes 	Photo
 	2003	Classic Bodies 2-Car Set 	Black & Orange	Red Pinstripe	Black / Metal 	Clear 	Orange 	WW 	57267	China 	 	75px
4/4 	2004	Showcase Hot Wheels    Designer Series	Orange & Brown	Silver Trim 	Black / Metal 	Clear 	Tan 	WW 	B6258	China 	15,000 Produced	75px
4/4 	2004	Showcase Hot Wheels Designer Series (Hobby) 	Black & Yellow	None 	Black / Metal 	Clear 	Tan 	WW 	C6770	China 	7000 Produced 	75px
==Gallery==
1 Type 57C Bugatti Cabriolet and 1932JS Duesenberg.JPG|Classic Bodies 2-Car Set
2 1932JS Dues enberg and Type 57C Bugatti Cabriolet.JPG|Classic Bodies 2-Car Set
9 Duesenberg Classic Bodies 1932JS.JPG|Classic Bodies 2-Car Set
Duesenberg 1932JS Classic Bodies.JPG|Classic Bodies 2-Car Set
7 1932JS DUESENBERG Classic Bodies.JPG|Classic Bodies 2-Car Set
6 Classic Bodies 1932JS DUESENBERG.JPG|Classic Bodies 2-Car Set
5 Classic Bodies 1932JS Duesenberg.JPG|Classic Bodies 2-Car Set
4 1932JS Duesenberg CLASSIC BODIES.JPG|Classic Bodies 2-Car Set
IMG_2399.JPG|Classic Bodies 2-Car Set
IMG_2386.JPG|Classic Bodies 2-Car Set
IMG_2383.JPG|Classic Bodies 2-Car Set
19er.JPG|2004 Hobby Version
13err.JPG|2004 Hobby Version
18err.JPG|2004 Regular Version
4err.JPG|2004 Regular Version
2err.JPG|2004 Regular Version
5err.JPG|All Three Versions
17er.JPG|All Three Versions
==Trivia==
*Despite being named the '32 Duesenberg SJ, the real car was actually built in 1935.
*The Duesenberg SJ 'Gurney Nutting Speedster' has the highest chassis number which means it could be the last Duesenberg Model J ever produced.
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