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I'm looking at a model 2352 in Freeport Maine.
It is blue in color.
Just thought I'd ask if anyone on here is familiar with this Packard?
I know it's a long shot but ya never know.
Many thanks.

Hi, I'm not familiar with the car but I was curious. Is it the one I see listed at Goldenrod Garage?

Yes it is.
I'm told that the car was sold a year ago.
And that it was traded back into them at end of last summer.

G'day apackardfan,
to PackardInfo. If you purchase the '50 Custom Eight Sedan, I invite you to include it in the Packard Owner's Registry.

Will be happy to.

That's interesting. That's one of those sights I look at once in a while just to see what is there. I had noticed it quite a while ago and then it was gone. I did not know it is the same one. I went that dealer to look around years ago and he was very nice. I think he has a good reputation but unfortunately I can't speak about that car. Good luck either way.
Roundsy

Thanks Roundsy, for the kind words.

It is not a Custom 8. Would need some more info to determine model. What are the numbers on the data plate? What size engine or numbers on block? Take a look at model info on this site.

Good luck!

OK....I will look more carefully next time I am there.

I am a bit confused. It is listed as a 2352.

And all I can find info wise is this:


1950 23rd 2352-5 Custom Eight Sedan.

Is this info. wrong?

Friends

It is a Deluxe Eight, 120" wheelbase and Deluxe Eight interior door panels. There are seat covers on the car ; the material underneath is houndstooth or something similar. The Eights have stripe upholstery and a single bright metal trim strip on the door panel that is the same shape as the 4 patterns on these door panels.

2252 is indeed a Custom Eight, sedan, a Deluxe Eight sedan should be marked 2262.

These cars can be confusing but the differences are easily spotted with a little study.

Best

John Harley