Design modeled after the
1929 Duesenberg reverse curve
designed by Ralph Roberts. The car featured
an inset panel which began at the radiator cap,
broadened toward the cowl and swept into the door
to terminate in a reverse curve.
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The Ahmanson Foundation serves Los Angeles County by funding cultural
projects in the arts and humanities, education at all levels, health care,
programs related to homelessness and underserved populations
as well as a wide range of human services.
By supporting non-profit organizations that demonstrate
sound fiscal management, efficient operation, and
program integrity, the Foundation strives to
enhance the quality of life and cultural
legacy of the Los Angeles community.
The Griffith Park Observatory, a landmark of Los Angeles and destination for over 300,000 visitors each year, including over 25,000 school children. Photo provided courtesy of Friends of the Observatory.
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