featured a complete Argonaut automobile from 1988 up to about 1997, but this vehicle's appearance bears only a vague resemblance to the Argonaut Raceaway. Rather, its beautifully finished boattail speedster body is more akin to a low-slung mid-1930s Duesenberg. This speedster may have been built on the 'show' chassis; Blackhawk literature makes reference to a '240-MPH speedometer' and a chassis that is a 'formidable feat of engineering'. As of 2005, the Blackhawk Museum was unaware of this car's whereabouts. Two brief Facebook videos posted in 2017 show the boattail backing out of a shipping container in Japan and driving away. References External links Article from Popular Science magazine, January 1959 Magazine clipping showing conceptual rendering https://books.google.com/patents?id=IUdzAAAAEBAJ&printsec=abstract&zoom=4&source=gbs_overview_r&cad=0 Top Automobile Newsletters Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of the United States Manufacturing companies based in Cleveland Motor vehicle manufacturers based in Ohio