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1952 Pan American Popular

Show and Concept Cars

02/20/2007 22:28

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Based on the 250 Convertible, a full four inches was sectioned out of the body and front and rear springs were modified to achieve the low-slung look of this prototype sports car. A stylish, yet functional, hood scoop funneled air to a (then) novel 4-barrel carburetor, perched on a modified Thunderbolt eight that pumped out 185hp. Interest in this custom-bodied car lead to the production of the 1953 Caribbean.

1942 Packard Darrin Victoria Convertible - red - rvr Popular

Pat Durkin

1942

02/01/2010 2:07

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1942 Packard Darrin Victoria Convertible - red - rear view, right --- shot at Packards International, Orange, CA

1911 or 1912 Packard Popular

Gordon and Michael Conn

1912

04/25/2007 20:59

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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!

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bazou37

1938

03/25/2007 15:34

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1933 1004 with rare disc wheel option Popular

Owen_Dyneto

1933

12/19/2007 10:34

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"Photo taken in LaSalle, CO by Jim Pearsall, ca. 1985. Seventeen inch Steel disc wheels as shown are almost never seen on 1933 and 1934 Packards sold in this country but were used for the most part on exported Packards to the UK and to India, where today there are a number of examples still extant. The disc wheels were available for Packard Eight and Packard Super Eight, but not Packard Twelve, through the Eleventh Series."