Clark Gables 1935 Duesenberg Convertible Heads to Auction

A legendary 1935 Duesenberg convertible formerly owned by Hollywood icon Clark Gable is heading to a major auction block. The vehicle carries an estimated valuation ranging between 5 and 7 million euros due to its rich history and unique specifications.

Clark Gable was widely known as a dedicated automotive enthusiast who thoroughly studied engineering details before purchasing a car. Refusing a standard factory build, he personally selected one of only four convertibles crafted by Rollston on the JN chassis.

The car was transported from New York workshops to Bohman and Schwartz in Pasadena for custom design work. Gable collaborated directly with designer W.

Everett Miller to shape several custom elements of the vehicle. This upcoming auction represents a rare opportunity for collectors to acquire a genuine piece of classic automotive and cinematic history.