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Originally Posted by ScionDriver

If I remember correctly, probably incorrect though, One of them (Don't know Chasis number or anything) was bought by some Englishman I believe, then he moved it a couple of times during WWII and eventually it came to the states. In the 40s or 50s the engine block cracked and he dumped it in a junkyard. It has since been bought and restored by the Henry Ford Museum. Here is a picture from the Meadowbrook Concours in Detroit, MI

It's the Weinberger Roadster (s/n 41121). The owner was a German surgeon, dr Josef Fuchs of Munich. He took the car with him to Triest, Shanghai and later to New York. In 1938 the engine got broken and in 1943 the car was sent to scrapyard. There it was bought by Charles Chayne (the future VP of GM) for $412 In 1958 the car was donated to the Henry Ford Museum, where it still resides.