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I have a family 120 I'm starting to restore. It needs a lot under the hood: engine, clutch, steering wheel etc. the body is in good shape. I was told it was a '37 but I have recently found the Calif. pink slip and the info states the serial no is 1099-1097; engine no. 105430; and the model is listed as a 120 B. There is nothing on the car to help. Could it be a 37 purchased in 36? The date of sale is listed as 10/15/36. Thanks Bruce Sorry it is a convertible and listed as a Con. Cpe2-4

A 1099 is a 1937 Packard. The '37 Packards were introduced on September 3rd, 1936 so sure, it could have been sold on 10/15/36. The engine number is correct for a '37 Packard 120.

G'day Bruce, bgalla,
See you've been a PackardInfo member for a loooong time, but first post, so

And I invite you to include your '37 120 Convertible Coupe in the Packard Owner's Registry here on PackardInfo.