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instrument panel of 1933 1002 7-pass. sedan

instrument panel of 1933 1002 7-pass. sedanPopular
SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    Category1933   Last Update03/05/2007 0:16
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note the leather key fob in the shape of the Packard grille. I bought this 8x10 photo from the NAHC in 1983 when they had their "duplicate" sale.

1956 Caribbean at show, possibly Texas

1956 Caribbean at show, possibly TexasPopular
SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    Category1956   Last Update03/05/2007 0:04
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Note the thin whitewalls and the plain, standard wheelcover, not wire wheels. Nice

1937 120C

1937 120CPopular
SubmitterGuest   Category1937   Last Update03/04/2007 23:03
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Dublin, CA

1955 Torsion-Level chassis at Dallas auto show

1955 Torsion-Level chassis at Dallas auto showPopular
SubmitterGuest   Category1955   Last Update03/03/2007 1:41
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a chassis-demonstrator of Torsion-Level. Notice the "stars and bars" flags on the torsion bars. The Carribbean is roped off.

1941 Clipper photo session

1941 Clipper photo sessionPopular
SubmitterGuest   Category1941   Last Update03/03/2007 1:05
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1941 Clipper smiles for the camera, at East Grand Boulevard

Ladies Week at the Packard factory branch showroom

Ladies Week at the Packard factory branch showroomPopular
SubmitterBigKevMore Photos from BigKev   CategoryDealer Photos   Last Update02/26/2007 22:41
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Ladies Week at the Packard factory branch showroom at 574 E. Jefferson ave. in Detroit, 1936

1952 Pan American

1952 Pan AmericanPopular
SubmitterBHMore Photos from BH   CategoryShow and Concept Cars   Last Update02/20/2007 22:28
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Based on the 250 Convertible, a full four inches was sectioned out of the body and front and rear springs were modified to achieve the low-slung look of this prototype sports car. A stylish, yet functional, hood scoop funneled air to a (then) novel 4-barrel carburetor, perched on a modified Thunderbolt eight that pumped out 185hp. Interest in this custom-bodied car lead to the production of the 1953 Caribbean.

1952 Pan American

1952 Pan AmericanPopular
SubmitterBHMore Photos from BH   CategoryShow and Concept Cars   Last Update02/20/2007 22:27
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You don't get the full effect of the work that went into restyling the Convertible shell to create the Pan American until you see it from this angle. The rear fenders were not stretched to accommodate the "continental" spare tire carrier, but the trunk lid was actually relocated forward.

1953 Balboa

1953 BalboaPopular
SubmitterBHMore Photos from BH   CategoryShow and Concept Cars   Last Update02/20/2007 22:27
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A cantilevered, non-removable, hardtop roof was applied to a 1953 Caribbean to create the Balboa. While the reverse-sloping back glass was held in a fixed position on the actual show car, the intent was that it could be opened - a feature that would not be accomplished by any automaker for several years.

1956 Predictor

1956 PredictorPopular
SubmitterBHMore Photos from BH   CategoryShow and Concept Cars   Last Update02/19/2007 20:30
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The Predictor was the darling of the 1956 Chicago Auto Show. It was never meant for production, but to gauge public reaction to styling and features of the intended 1957 models. The car survives in the Studebaker National Museum and was restored to its full glory in 1990.

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