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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 Nat'l 2008- 1937 Packard Touring Sedan Popular

Daniel Leininger

1937

10/19/2008 0:41

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James Harri shows this beautiful 1937 Packard 1500 Touring Sedan

PAC Nat'l 2008- 1937 Packard Cormorant Popular

Daniel Leininger

1937

10/19/2008 0:40

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Cormorants do their best work in the water. Judging Day had plenty of it.

PAC Nat'l 2008- 1937 Packard Cormorant Popular

Daniel Leininger

1937

10/19/2008 0:40

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Cormorants do their best work in water. As this close up shows on Judging Day

115c Service Truck Conversion Popular

BigKev

1937

10/19/2008 0:24

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What you see in the attached picture is my creation of a Packard "service car". It is done entirely as I thought Packard would have made it. All original 115C running gear, chassis and cab. Even the back window is from the original car. The lettering on the tailgate is raised on the outside and recessed on the inside. The rear fenders are original as are the wheels. Interior upholstery is done in the correct pattern but with leather seating. The canopy shell is from an old Ford which I stripped the aluminum skin off and re-covered with varnished wood. It drives perfectly and, of course, attracts a lot of attention. I hope your viewers enjoy seeing it.

If anyone wants me to email them this picture contact me at rrusko@blacktusk.org .

Regards,

Richard Sladen,
Whistler, B. C.,
Canada.