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1950 Standard Popular

Jim

1949-50 (23rd Series)

11/30/2007 13:28

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P5050001.JPG Popular

Jim

1949-50 (23rd Series)

11/30/2007 13:29

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In 1951 Popular

Jim

1949-50 (23rd Series)

11/30/2007 14:09

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Conn's 1940 Packard 110 Touring Sedan Popular

Gordon and Michael Conn

1940

12/09/2007 13:52

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Taken on the Fourth of July this past summer, after my father and I took it for a drive in town.

1932 Standard Eight (902) coupe-victoria, body style 507 Popular

BigKev

1932

12/10/2007 12:12

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Extremely rare body style. A similar body style was also offered on the 7-34 Speedster series, probably the rarest of the Speedsters

1941 Convertible Sedan - Model 160 / Super 8 Popular

RogerDetroit

1941

12/11/2007 20:48

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Restoration was completed in 2002 and since that time has been judged by CCCA to Premier status. Also won best in class at 2007 PAC National Meet in South Bend, IN. Color is Packard Laguna Maroon Opalescent

1940 1804 by Darrin Popular

Randy Berger

1940

12/14/2007 23:56

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Credit the Classic Car Club of America for this fine photo.

Phantom Popular

Jim

Show and Concept Cars

12/18/2007 13:21

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Another pic of the Phantom I found

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."