This is the original Part List (Book) for the 1935-1937 Junior Cars. This has far more part numbers and illustrations of the 1935-1937 parts than the later 1935-1941 book did. If you have a 35-37 Junior car, this is really the book you should use, as the later book and illustrations are more focused on the 38-41 models.

This also includes the following Supplements:

- 120-CD (Deluxe) Models
- 138-CD Models (Touring Sedan Limo and Touring Sedan)
- 120A, 120BA, and 120CA Hearse Chassis

This is the 1937 Packard Twelve and Super Eight Sales Data Book, which included sales information, specs, model info, accessories and other information.

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

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

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

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

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

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

This is the 1928 Packard Six Sales Folder covering 5-33 Models

This is the 1931 Packard "Luxurious Transportation" Sales Folder covering 8-26 and 8-33 models.

This is the 1936 Packard "Calling All States" One-Twenty Sales Brochure, which has customer reviews from every U.S. State.

This is the 1940 Packard One-Eighty Sales Folder covering Custom Super 8 models.

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

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