Still in need of an exterior, period correct sun visor for the car, a clock, a front floor mat, driving lamps, and a new trunk light. Any help with these parts would be appreciated. Thanks!

Update: The front end sheet metal has all been removed in preparation to remove the engine and transmission. Interior has been gutted and is being re-upholstered. Still in need of an exterior, period correct sun visor for the car, a clock, a front floor mat, driving lamps, and a new trunk light. Any help with these parts would be appreciated.

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Id like to install a pair of driving lamps on my 1949 Deluxe, but I am unsure as to where they should be installed. Where do they attach to the front and where should I run the wires, etc?

How and where do I buy one of these fantastic artifacts?

I was wondering why that car looked so different from a Packard of the era! The first thing I noticed w the red piece on the hood. Driving Miss Daisy is one of my favourite movies and the car that was on that particular ad was also too old to be in the movie, because judging by the way of everything in the beginning of the movie, it took place in 1948 or 1949. Interesting ad for a play.

The movie was actually produced in 1989 and featured Jessica Tandy as Miss Daisy and Morgan Freeman as Hoke, along with Dan Aykroyd as Miss Daisy's son. In the very beginning of the movie, Miss Daisy backs a 1946-1947 Chrysler into her neighbor's yard and her son decides that she should not be driving anymore and gets her a chauffeur, Hoke. In the original script for the movie, however, Miss Daisy was supposed to total a brand new Packard instead of the Chrysler, but the car would've cost too much for the actual production so they went with a Chrysler instead.

Not sure if anyone mentioned it already, but there was a Ivory coloured 22nd series Packard 4 door sedan towards the beginning of Driving Miss Daisy. Not sure what model it was, it was driving down the street when Miss Daisy looked out her window when the movie was dated around 1948-1949.

What are those little brown box-shaped objects on the floor?

So because I'm looking for a factory visor, I need one that attaches to the drip rails. Could you please post a picture of what I should be looking to purchase? I need to know exactly what the factory visor looks like. Thanks.

Thanks, guys. Would you mind posting some pictures here of the visors you have for sale, Packardtaximan?