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41 1908 Custom Super 8 One-Eighty Touring Limosine by LeBaron Popular

Ozstatman

1941

03/16/2008 15:33

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41 1908 Custom Super 8 One-Eighty Touring Limosine by LeBaron - Packard Museum Warren, Ohio.

41 Four Door Touring Popular

Jim Kavanagh

1941

07/25/2008 19:21

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41 Four Door Touring Popular

Jim Kavanagh

1941

07/25/2008 19:22

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41 One Twenty Convertible Coupe with 180 Trim Popular

BigKev

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04/01/2010 14:34

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Photos from the 33rd Annual Salado Packards Meet (March 26th-28th, 2010). Taken by John Lawrence.

41 Packard Four Door Touring Popular

Jim Kavanagh

1941

07/25/2008 19:28

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This is the original color combination for this car. It also has the center mounted antenna.

41 PACKARD LeBARON sedan for 7 Popular

GERALD T CAPAK

1941

02/25/2010 14:52

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41 Super Eight 160 Convertible Coupe Popular

BigKev

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04/01/2010 14:34

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Photos from the 33rd Annual Salado Packards Meet (March 26th-28th, 2010). Taken by John Lawrence.

41 swb 160 Rollson Panel Brougham Popular

Owen_Dyneto

1941

12/02/2008 12:21

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Here's a fairly interesting car, photographed by this writer at the 2004 CCCA Grand Classic in Mt. Olive, NJ. It's a one-off panel brougham on a short wheelbase by Rollson which is unusual enough, but the fact that it was based on the less expensive 160 rather than the more luxurious 180 is interesting. In discussing this over the years with the owner (Kevin Gaffney of NJ, now deceased) we came to the conclusion that since a bare chassis wasn't offered and the entire body and all the interior rear of the windshield was to be scrapped, it made no sense to purchase the 180 just to throw all the additional value in the scrap bin.