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BigKev

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05/01/2016 22:07

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From the collection of Fred and Carol Mauck

1915 Packard Model 'E' 2&1/2 Ton C-Cab Truck at the Fort Lauderdale Antique Car Museum 15th October Popular

Ozstatman

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11/06/2012 2:42

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BigKev

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From the collection of Fred and Carol Mauck

Early Packard truck with Packard automobile loaded Popular

michael keller

Packard Trucks

12/20/2011 12:35

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Very early Packard truck with automobile. Truck looks very similar to the experimental, pictures 4094 and 9244. It lacks the louvres under the seat as seen on TA series trucks. My guess is ca. 1904. Car is probably a Model L Packard.

1915 Packard Model 'E' 2&1/2 Ton C-Cab Truck at the Fort Lauderdale Antique Car Museum 15th October Popular

Ozstatman

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11/06/2012 2:38

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1920 Restored Stakebed Packard Truck at the Packard Truck Meet at York Springs PA Sunday 14th Oct 20 Popular

Ozstatman

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11/06/2012 0:59

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1920 Restored Stakebed Packard Truck at the Packard Truck Meet at York Springs PA Sunday 14th Oct 2012

1919 Packard Model E Five Ton Truck at the Citizens Motor Company, America's Packard Museum, Dayton Popular

Ozstatman

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11/06/2012 1:23

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The time of wood gas Popular

Guscha

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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]