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None of the other info on the card seems to mean anything -- or at least I don't see a mention of any of those numbers in Bob Neal's 22-23 series book. The station sedan appears to have had only one trim option and that was 614 which is tan imitation leather. A footnote in the book says that 2293 models had tan woven plastic insert panels which I would assume means that all the cars had seats like yours -- the imitation leather surrounds woven insert panels.

I take it the index card was the only item found. I wonder if that was something done specifically for the station sedan -- maybe something to do with the extra wood work -- in lieu of the normal teletype strip that was the usual build slip. Those teletype strips had all the as shipped options -- radio, heater, etc -- listed and those are in letter format.

I actually removed the glovebox liner and that card was the only thing taped to the top of it.
I have not had the time to search for any other documents. I doubt very much that the build sheet will be by the gas tank as it appears the tank, at some point, was removed and cleaned. So I am guessing the sheet is gone - but you never know.

Still a cool car to own...... John

Sadly, I am considering selling my 1950 Station Sedan. I ran out of room for it.
If anyone is interested or knows anyone that might be let me know.

Joe

From looking at the pictures and what has been discussed here can anyone help me with a valuation of the car?
I have posted it in the for sale section but without a price. I am not a "Packard" guy so I could use some help with this. I know it's tough to put a $$$$ value on something without seeing it but I thought I would ask anyway.

Thanks,
Joe