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Tom ,Alicia,and Taylors Packard Popular

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01/22/2011 8:27

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to start an adventure Popular

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1903

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Deed from Sidney F. Miller, trustee, and Lucy F. Miller, his wife, to Packard Motor Car Co. for the first Detroit facility on June 8, 1903.

The photograph is from the National Automotive History Collection at the Rose & Robert Skillman Branch of the Detroit Public Library.

Text amended by Ozstatman as requested by Guscha 22nd Nov 2014

Time Nov 4, 1935 Vol XXVI No 19 - James Alvan Macauley Popular

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Packard Employees

02/28/2009 11:36

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Throttle Guard Popular

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1935-41 Plates

10/29/2008 1:03

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(TIP: If you are having trouble reading any exploded part plate, click on the picture to have it view at its original size in a new window)

Thone 1955 Packard Ad Popular

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Misc Packard Photos

02/10/2024 17:33

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Third Series Twin Six touring car at Glen Cove on the Pike's Peak Highway, 1928 Popular

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Un-filed and Unidentified Packard Photos

03/24/2010 15:28

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Third Series Twin Six touring car at Glen Cove on the Pike's Peak Highway, 1928

Credit: Pearsall Collection

The von Hamm-Young Company, LTD. (Hilo) Popular

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Dealer Photos

10/06/2011 1:01

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The von Hamm-Young Company, LTD. (Hilo)

The time of wood gas Popular

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Packard Trucks

06/07/2012 1:00

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The livery on the 1920 Packard truck reads: "Water pipe shop - Huber" (plumber shop in todays language). As can be seen this truck is running by burning wood on the round "oven" behind the cab, installed on the vehicles during war times).
This truck has been in use in 1940 and likely during the whole "Winter War" - a military conflict between the Soviet Union and Finland. Like the old men, some old trucks could do their service at the home line, when the young ones were "somewhere far". This truck was playing its part for the water services of Helsinki, where the bombings had caused damage.

[source: www.hmvf.co.uk/forumvb/showthread.php?429-WW1-Dennis-truck-find/page13]