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Fast Pack!!! 1956 Clipper -Race Car Popular

Daniel Leininger

1956

10/19/2008 0:38

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Paul Delaney's 1956 Clipper Super 5647 Hardtop Race Car is a piece of auto race history of 50 years ago.

PAC Nat'l 2008- 1937 Packard 115C Popular

Daniel Leininger

1937

10/19/2008 0:42

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Keith Tribe shows this Graber Custon Victoria Conv belonging to Terry, his wife. It features an all aluminium body and has toured over 14,000 miles through Europe.
1937 Packard 115C

PAC -2008 -Race Car Popular

Daniel Leininger

1956

10/19/2008 0:38

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Delaney's 1956 Clipper Race Car featured chrome exhaust ports for doin' the serious business with other 56 production racers.

1941 Packard Clippers Popular

Daniel Leininger

1941

09/14/2009 14:07

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A Pair of First Clippers courtesy of Dan Leininger and Jim Hollingsworth (awarded 1st Place) at Branson PAC 2009.

PAC -2008 -56 Clipper - Race Car Popular

Daniel Leininger

1956

10/19/2008 0:38

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She had louvers in the hood! "All the better to cool the Lady." Too Kool!

1941 Clipper -- first of the Clippers Popular

Daniel Leininger

1941

12/29/2007 1:03

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I found this 41 Clipper in Kentucky in 2007. It was an older restoration from the early 1980s that became the hobby of a retired Packard lover, named Jack Williams, in Oklahoma who I never knew. I am doing a rehab on the engine which has been silent for 20 years. Other work will involve brake rebuild, front suspension, and drive train rehab I plan to use it as a daily driver vehicle adding turn signals,lap belts, and radio rebuild. The upholstery is corded cloth on seats and smooth camel on door panels and headliner. I found a rusty screwdriver (presumably Jack's) under the back seat. I am pleased to watch this puppy come back to life with each new upgrade. 1941 Packard Clipper