Re: Help identifying a Packard model
Posted by Tim Cole On 2015/8/17 15:34:43
Here is a nice picture that appeared in the Boston Globe.
It's a pre World War One car that would still be on the road in 1920. The fastest car Packard built before 1920 was a twelve cylinder, but the car pictured below would still be capable of 50 mph. Most likely the car was a seven passenger model with people sitting on each other's lap, especially if the scene involves women with men, drinking, and banjo music. You can browse the photo gallery to get a better visual.
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It's a pre World War One car that would still be on the road in 1920. The fastest car Packard built before 1920 was a twelve cylinder, but the car pictured below would still be capable of 50 mph. Most likely the car was a seven passenger model with people sitting on each other's lap, especially if the scene involves women with men, drinking, and banjo music. You can browse the photo gallery to get a better visual.
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