37 page Book/Brochure about the Packard Motor Car company and the 1903 Packard Models

These are the Packard Pointers Newsletters issues in 1903

This is the 1904 Packard Voiture Legere Souvenir (Light Car) Brochure from the 1904 Boston Auto Show.

This is the Packard Part (Price) List for that covers the 1905 and 1906 models. Contains illustrations of many of the parts.

This a list of 1906 - 1923 Packard Motor Numbers and Specifications

This is the Information for Registration, Insurance, and Sales Purposes for 1906 through 1931 Packard Models.

This is the circa 1906-1907 Packard Model 24 & Model 30 Limousine Body Brochure

Packard produced story detailing the motor tour of a 1907 Packard Model 40 Touring Sedan on a trip across Europe.

The book published by Packard chronicles a families journey across the USA in 1908 in a Packard. The family ended up setting a new transcontinental record in process.

This a the 1908 Handbook of Gasoline Automobiles. Produced by the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufactures for the information of the public who are interested in their manufacture and use.

This is the 1908 Packard "Thirty" Sales Brochure covering the various Model 30 body styles that were offered. It also has factory information and information about a 5,000-mile tour in a Model 30.

This is the 1908 Packard "Thirty" Motor Car Catalog. It contains information and descriptions about the Packard model "Thirty"

This is the Instruction Book (Owner's Manual) for 1909 Model 30B and 18

This is the 1909 Packard Eighteen Sales Brochure

This is the 1909 Packard Thirty Sales Brochure, primarily for Model 30.

This is a sales brochure for 1909 Packard Trucks

This article was initially posted in Automobile Magazine, Packard turned in a little information brochure.

This volumes 1-18 of "The Packard". This was a newsletter produced by Packard. The set (400+ pages) contains a wealth of information, stories and illustrations.

This is the 1911 Packard Motor Trucks Sales Folder, which covers the various Packard Truck models that were offered.

This is a copy of an original dealer price list that lists all the various Packard models for 1912 and their respective "List" and "Net" prices.

This is the 1912 Packard Six Sales Folder.

This brochure from 1913 gives a bit of history of Packard to that point, and and general overview of the company and it factory operations. Contains wonder illustrations/sketchings of various factory operations.

This is the 1913 Packard Sales Folder for Model 1-38 Sixes

This is 1913 Sheet Music for the song "He'd have to get under- get out and get under" by Bobby North. Featuring a 1913 Packard. Kind of a interesting one-off piece of Music/Packard crossover literature. Neat original piece that is 96 years old.

The story of the Arapaho III, a motor test run in a Packard 7,000 miles across the untamed western US.

This is the 1914 Packard Salesmen Fact Book. It was used by salesmen to cover all the features and specification of the 1913 4-48s.

This is the 1914 Model 48 Owners (Operation) Manual

This is the advanced sales folder covering the 1914 2-38 Models.

This manual covers the care, operation, and repair of the 1914 Packard "1438" Model (2-38). It contains detailed pictures of the various mechanicals system. Also their is a list of Packard dealers circa late 1913, and a fascination section on the Touring North American and Europe.

This is the 1914 Packard "The Other Sort of American Car" Sales Brochure, which was made from excerpts of a British newspaper review.

This training booklet was part of a series of classes offered by Packard to train Packard Vehicle Operations (aka Packard Owners, and Chauffeurs).

This is a 1915 Technical Letter cover the adjustment of Bock Bearings.

Newsletter issued in 1916. Interesting read.

This is the "Packard Announcement" Issue No. 62.

This is the 1916 Packard Twin-Six Sales Brochure, which lists pricing and specifications for the various 1-25 and 1-35 models.

This appears to be a Twin-Six Fact Book covering the "1-25" and "1-35" models. It contains illustrations of each body style, and also covers the various features of both models. I believe this would have been a pocket reference for a dealer or salesman. Printed 11-15, Detroit.

This is the 1917 Packard 3-25 and 3-35 Illustrations Sales Brochure, covering the various 325 and 335 models.

This is the 1917 Packard "Twin-Six" 2-35 & 2-25 Operation Manual. It is the equivalent of the Owner's Manual and cover the operation, care, and repair of the Twin-Six models. It also contains some great detailed pictures of the various mechanical systems.

This is the Engineering Facts about Packard Twin-Six and other Motorcars. By J.G. Vincent. (circa 1917-1918)

This is the sales brochure for the 3-25 and 3-35 models

The is the 1919 Packard "E" Truck Sales Information. It contains illustrations of the various mechanical systems of the Packard "E" Truck chassis.

This is the 1919 Packard Twin-Six Sales Folder called "The New Packard" and covers 3-25 and 3-35 Models.

This is an internal training book developed by Packard to help train Foremen and Executives at Packard in the different aspects of the General Office and Plant.

This is the 1919 Packard Twin-Six Sales Brochure

This is the 1919 Packard Twin-Six Service Parts List (Parts Book).

This covers the 1-25, 1-35, 2-25, 2-35, 3-25, and 3-35 models.

The is the 1920 Specification for the Packard Model E Trucks. In contains various information about the BC, DE, and FG size models.

This is the 1920 Packard Single Six Information Book. This is essentially the Owner's Manual for these models.

This is the 1920 Twin-Six Fact Book. It was used by Salesmen as a reference to the features and specification of the 1920 Twin-Six.

This is the 1921 Packard Single-Six Sales Brochure. It shows the standard equipment, engine information, and illustrations of various body types offered.

This Salesman Fact book published in Sept 1920 was used to educate the salesmen of the features and specification of the new 1921 Packard Single Six models that was coming out.

These were given to Salesmen in 1920 to help educate them on the coming 1921 Single Six models. Wonderful illustrations of each models are included.

This is the 1921 Standard Sizes and Adjustments. It provides specifications on the Single-Six, Twin-Six, Model D and Model E Trucks.

This is the 1921 Twin-Six Fact Book (rev. 7) that was given to Salesmen to him educate them on the features and specifications on the 1921 Twin Six models.

This is the 1921-1922 Packard Single Six Parts List. It covers the 116” wheebase Single Six made from September 1920 to April 22 1922, also known as the 1921 model.

This was an addendum to the 1921-1924 Single Six Parts list which covers Packard Axles, and changes to the Steering, Clutch, Transmission, Torque Arm, Wheels, etc that was effective with Vehicle No. U4026.

This is the 1922 - 1923 Packard Single Six 126 and 133 Instruction Book (Owner's Manual)

This is the 1922 - 1923 Single Six 126 and 133 Facts Book.

This is the 1922 - 1923 Single Six Sales Brochure

This is a dealer generated price list for 1922 Packard vehicles. It not only contains prices on standard models, but also Custom Bodies models.

Brochure produced by the Chicagoland Zone on Packard Privileges circa 1922/1923

This is a circa 1923? "Confidential Accessory Price Book for Packard Distributors", Book Number 291, issue by Packard Motor Car Company of Chicago. 50+ pages.

This is the 1923 Packard Specifications and Adjustments for Twin-Six, Single-Six, and Model D and E Trucks.

This is the 1923-1925 Packard Eight Parts List issued in 1925. This contains pictures, diagrams and part numbers for all 1923-1925 Packard Eights.

This is the 1929 revised edition of the Eight Service Parts list, covering the Eights from 1924 to 1929, which includes models 136, 143, 236, 243, 336, 343, 443, 626, 633, 640, and 645.

This is the 1924 Single Six Fact Book for the 226 and 233 Models. This was given to Salesmen to help educate them on the featured and specifications on the 226 and 233 models.

This letter dated December 26th, 1924 from the desk of Alvan Macauley and sent to all Distributor and Dealers recaps the end of the year financials for Packard.

This is the 1924 Packard Eight 136 and 143 Model Information. These were essentially the Owner's Manuals for these models.

This is the 1925 Salesman Facts book for Packard Eight models 236 - 243. These were given to Salesmen to educate them on the features and specifications of the 236 - 243 models.

This is the parts list for 1927 and older models issue #17. It covers cars and trucks from 1927 and back.

Here is the National Automotive Service Data covering Packards from 1929-1956. This contains quick reference on engine mechanicals by model, engine wire diagrams, firing order, etc. This has been broke in sections by series, and by specific models.

The book published by Packard chronicles a motor trips across the interior of Cuba in a Packard.

These are Packard Airplane related Patent Filings

These Packard and Studebaker-Packard Annual Corporate Reports were prepared each year for the annual stockholders meeting and distributed to the shareholders. They contains interesting information on both what occurred the previous year and also the some outlooks for the coming year. Some contain wonderful pictures of new models, new plant renderings, etc.

This is a short document describing the Vehicle Number, Theft Proof Number, and Briggs Body Number. It also describes the format of these numbers and the location of these numbers on the vehicle.

This is a list of carburetor application by model. It is a work in progress and will be edited and updated and information is discovered.

This is a list of Packard engine serial numbers from 1899-1956. Hopefully this will left to provide not only a reference to those wanting to know if their engine is correct for their model, but also some basic information about all the engine in a quick reference.

**UPDATED 2/27/12**

This guide was put together to help identify Hub Caps and Full Wheel Covers that were used on Packard models. This is a work in progress, so it will be updated as folks are able to give me more pictures and information.

(Updated Rev 4)

This is a chart showing how the model years and series interrelate with one another. I also tried to show the a specific models evolution across the various years and series. I hope you find it usefull.

***UPDATED 11/17/2008***

The is a collection of Packard Patent Filings grouped by initial filing date. Please note that Packard filed for patent many years before those items were used in production in some cases.

Listing of Body Styles and Models by year as well as number of Cars made;
Wheelbase, Bore & Stroke, Horsepower, Price Range & Weight Range.
Limited photos of early Packards & Celebrities with Packards. This booklet was created by Neil Anderson.

Published in Aug. 1927, this is a record of Packard Motor Cars manufactured since 1905 (1905 - 1927), showing Motor Number, Vehicle Number, Horse Power, Bore and Stroke, Number of Cylinders, Type of Body, Seating Capacity, and Shipping Weight.

Published in Aug. 1929, this is a record of Packard Motor Cars manufactured since 1905 (1905 - 1929), showing Motor Number, Vehicle Number, Horse Power, Bore and Stroke, Number of Cylinders, Type of Body, Seating Capacity, and Shipping Weight.

Published in Aug. 1930, this is a record of Packard Motor Cars manufactured since 1905 (1905 - 1930), showing Motor Number, Vehicle Number, Horse Power, Bore and Stroke, Number of Cylinders, Type of Body, Seating Capacity, and Shipping Weight.

Technical Letters issues by Packard on various issues.

Trade Letters on various matters that were issued by Packard to Zones and Dealers

This is the Truck Sales Information, No 6, issued January 1917, covering Hydraulic Hosts and Dump Bodies.

This is the Worm Drive Truck Parts List (May, 1922 Edition). It contains part plates and part numbers for Worm Drive Trucks