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1934 Packard eight engine illustration


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryPackard Engines   Last Update03/05/2009 16:29
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scanned from reprint of brouchure
 
 
 

Don Weiland painting of 1932 Packard 905 twin-six sedan


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryMisc Packard Photos   Last Update03/03/2009 17:07
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This picture was painted by my good friend Don Weiland after I showed him my portfolio of original Packard pictures. This Image is copyright 2007 by Don Weiland and may not be reproduced without permission
 
 
 

1932 Twelve engine-factory picture


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryPackard Engines   Last Update03/03/2009 17:06
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Packard war worker


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryMerlin Engines   Last Update03/01/2009 14:48
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A lovely young lady working on Rolls-Royce Merlin aircraft engine parts
 
 
 

fatal accident with 1956 Clipper


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    Category1956   Last Update09/26/2008 13:01
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This took place in Wayne, NJ in 1960

 
 
 

Teague and the CCCA award, modified


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Packard Phantom II


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryShow and Concept Cars   Last Update08/25/2007 17:27
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1952 Packard Phantom II. If there was only one of these made then this has been modified. Otherwise Packard built more than one. Apparently owned at the time (1957) by James Melton

It was taken at a VMCCA event in MA in 1957.

Used under license:creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/

Original Photo Here:flickr.com/photos/jonsphotos/176784158/

 
 
 

Briggs mfg. Conner plant


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryPackard Factory Exterior   Last Update07/23/2007 9:53
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This is a new (to us) shot of the Briggs manufacturing plant, which was built to manufacture aircraft parts for WWII. Briggs later moved Packard auto body production there, and (as you probably know) Packard moved final assembly there for the 1955-'56 model years.

This photo is from the Wayne State Universtity's Virtual Motor City collection.

 
 
 

Bob's p-b unit, #6 new fingers


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryUser Photos (People)   Last Update04/09/2007 22:19
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newly manufactured, tinned and ready to install in bridge assy.

 
 
 

Bob's p-b unit, #5, the contact bridge, as found


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryUser Photos (People)   Last Update04/09/2007 22:18
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note the distempered fingers on bridge
 
 
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