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Visit with Dad Popular

wjames

1936

12/30/2022 19:54

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At the Packard National Meet in Arlington, got a chance to visit my dad at Arlington National Cemetery. I have a pass that lets you drive right in.
My dad was a big Packard fan and this car was the one he lusted over when he was 16, but could not afford. After WWII, he came back Major, he bought a new Packard every 3 years until they went out of business
This pic is overlooking the cemetery

1680 x 1120 Popular

Pat Durkin

1936

11/02/2019 16:54

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36 120B Convertible Coupe Popular

Ozstatman

1936

08/31/2017 16:46

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36 Convertible Coupe - under restoration
- Originally identified as a '37, sorry!

36 120B Convertible Coupe Popular

Ozstatman

1936

08/31/2017 16:46

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'36 Convertible Coupe - under restoration
- Originally identified as a '37, sorry!

36 120B Convertible Coupe Popular

Ozstatman

1936

08/31/2017 16:45

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'36 Convertible Coupe - under restoration
- Originally identified as a '37, sorry!

36 120B Convertible Coupe Popular

Ozstatman

1936

08/31/2017 16:44

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'36 Convertible Coupe - under restoration
- Originally identified as a '37, sorry!

One-Twenty Business Coupe Popular

Oberfranke

1936

07/23/2016 17:27

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I love this car

36 model 994 Popular

Ted McClure

1936

12/06/2014 0:10

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I read there was only nine of these models in existence. Does anyone have any documentation to back that up. Thanks Ted gasserted@yahoo.com

1936 - the biggest driveaway in the history Popular

Guscha

1936

11/25/2014 15:36

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Lot filled with various body types of the 1936 Packard One-Twenty Fourteenth series. These were part of the 3,000 cars that distributors and dealers drove home on September 4, the biggest driveaway in the history of the auto industry.