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BigKev

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01/21/2025 12:11

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Close-up view of rear shock absorber for a 1932 Packard Twin Six car. Typed on back: "Ninth series--Mechanical." Handwritten on back: "1932 Packard Twin Six, Ninth series, Model 905. 12 cy., 150 b.h.p., 142 1/8" whb. Chassis @ 3600 r.p.m., 375-74 c.i.d. Prototype engine designated X-378. Detail: (left) rear shock absorber ~ Lovejoy 2-way hydraulic. Note: Angleset hypoid differential."

Item #: na050071

Photo courtesy of the Detroit Public Library, National Automotive History Collection and used with permission.

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