JoeSantana wrote:

I think the stainless running board moulding should extend on to the front fender just behind the front wheel, but this 160 is a longer wheelbase than mine, so not sure.
The "Packard Motor Car Company" in AZ makes reproductions of this in solid aluminum.

DavidM wrote:
I doubt you will find any wood patterns for your car, attached is the Packard body illustration for your model. If you have it professionally enlarged to the maximum size then draw scale grid lines on it using dimensions on the drawing , you can scale off missing dimensions.
Unless you can find an identical car with exposed wood this is about as good as you will get in my view.
The copy does not look very clear, send me your email by PM and I will try to send a better copy.

Packard newbie wrote:
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A 29 Packard 645 Deluxe Eight Phaeton by Dietrich, Only those deep of pocket need respond:

Hi Steve, Deep pockets yes, but my goodness what a gorgeous vehicle!! Chris

blue40devil wrote:
I have been looking at 833's and I see some have louvers and some have doors in the hood sides.

Which is correct? If either, what determines which one would be on a car?

BDC wrote:
I just did, that's an impressive list of Packards that mr. Bahre put together (not to mention all the other marquees)

Apparently there are 2 "4071" Dietrich's? A super 8 and a Twelve?