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1941 Packard touring limousine, three-quarter left side view, parked on grass

1941 Packard touring limousine, three-quarter left side view, parked on grassPopular
SubmitterBigKevMore Photos from BigKev   Category1941   Last Update01/23/2010 15:47
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8x10 black and white Packard Co. file photograph of a 1941 Packard three-quarter left side view, parked on grass. Inscribed on photo back; Packard one eighty, custom super-8, nineteenth series, model 1908, 8-cylinder, 160-horsepower, 148-inch wheelbase, 7-person touring limousine (body type #1420), by LeBaron, 1940 Michigan license plate #BW-69-72.

Item # EB01e204

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

Reproduction Permission Form and Price List

1941 PACKARD WWII ADVERT-B&W

1941 PACKARD WWII ADVERT-B&WPopular
SubmitterJIM REEDMore Photos from JIM REED   Category1940-1942   Last Update11/15/2009 12:15
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1941 PACKARD WWII ERA PT BOAT ADVERT

1941 PACKARD WWII ERA PT BOAT ADVERTPopular
SubmitterJIM REEDMore Photos from JIM REED   Category1940-1942   Last Update02/28/2009 22:28
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1941 PACKARD-HENNEY 4190 FUNERAL CAR

1941 PACKARD-HENNEY 4190 FUNERAL CARPopular
SubmitterJIM REEDMore Photos from JIM REED   CategoryCommercial and Professional Cars   Last Update04/01/2009 17:16
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1941 PACKARD-HENNEY 4190 SIDE LOADING FUNERAL CAR

1941 PACKARD-HENNEY 4190 SIDE LOADING FUNERAL CARPopular
SubmitterJIM REEDMore Photos from JIM REED   Category1941   Last Update09/12/2009 14:56
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1941 PACKARD-HENNEY 4194 AMBULANCE

1941 PACKARD-HENNEY 4194 AMBULANCEPopular
SubmitterJIM REEDMore Photos from JIM REED   Category1941   Last Update09/12/2009 14:53
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1941 PACKARD-HENNEY 4194 AMBULANCE

1941 PACKARD-HENNEY 4194 AMBULANCEPopular
SubmitterJIM REEDMore Photos from JIM REED   CategoryCommercial and Professional Cars   Last Update04/01/2009 17:05
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1941 PACKARD-HENNEY AMBULANCE

1941 PACKARD-HENNEY AMBULANCEPopular
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1941 PACKARD-HENNEY SERVICE CAR

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SubmitterJIM REEDMore Photos from JIM REED   Category1938   Last Update09/12/2009 14:55
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1941 Rollson Razor-edge Brougham

1941 Rollson Razor-edge BroughamPopular
SubmitterOwen_DynetoMore Photos from Owen_Dyneto   Category1941   Last Update01/22/2008 9:07
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Some folks find it interesting that a full, one-off custom would be built on the 160 chassis yet the explanation is quite direct. Formal broughams on short wheelbases were quite in vogue in that era, and as Packard didn't offer a naked chassis to custom coach builders and given that most of the body and interior would be removed and scrapped, why pay for a 180.

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