1936 Packard Super Eight [1404] in After the Thin Man, Movie, 1936

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1937 Packard Twelve in Shadow of the Thin Man, Movie, 1941

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1935 Packard Super Eight [1204] in Another Thin Man, Movie, 1939

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1955 Patrician
https://dallas.craigslist.org/mdf/cto/d/nocona-1955-packard-patrician-door/7561214083.html

1940 180
https://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/cto/d/fort-worth-1940-packard-180/7553937870.html

Here is a 49 ambulance.

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Got the rear seat back out.
It had screws at the bottom and bolts through wood to the seat frame behind the arm rest flap.

I believe I could have unscrew the latch if a tire was not sitting in the way.

So I will try to get a locksmith for the trunk, glovebox and ignition switch.

Disclaimer
I have only messed with v8 Packards, know enough to mess things up until I figure it out.

1954 executive sedan
I got the rear seat bottom out.
I had just enough light to see the 2 screws under the arm rest. BUT this back seat doesn’t remove like others I’m used to. When I got back home and read the body section it says there are 2 more screws under the trim flap. NO pictures of this in the manual. Is the trim flap the piece of upholstery that hangs loose when the arm rest is down, or am I looking for something around the package tray where the A/C controls are?

Thank you for all the replies.

I did search the forums, because I thought it had been discussed a few times. I guess I didn’t ask the question the right way.

I have a few sets of keys, but alas, none worked.

I was hoping there was a secret way in that someone had found.

One other challenge is this is a factory air car, so the unit will be sitting on hump in the trunk.

Not an urgent thing, just curious about what maybe in them.

1954 Patrician,
Glove box and trunk locked.
Other than a locksmith, any suggestions on getting in?
Take the back seat out, and hope there is room to unscrew the trunk from the hinges?

At the 1:02 mark, is that a 2 door bathtub Packard parked at the curb?

At the 1:13 is that a 46-47 Clipper at the curb?