1937 in 1949
Posted by Fish'n Jim On 2016/11/28 13:21:22
My uncle's '37 Packard sedan taking a bath in OH.
He bought it used after returning from WW2. He was fond of it and used to tell me it used more oil than gas, but was a "real" car. It reportedly had window curtains in the back. Not sure what model. Not discernable from the front view, maybe someone can identify?
He got rid of it before my time, so I have no experience of it. I remember (vaguely) his later '54 Frod.
I was copying family photos for archive and ran across. I zoomed on the license plate for the date. I found a '34 Plymouth and '37 Olds my grandfather owned. Aunt(prewar but still living) says she learned to drive in the Olds. Not many pictures of "things" remain, mostly of people which is what most family photos reflect.
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He bought it used after returning from WW2. He was fond of it and used to tell me it used more oil than gas, but was a "real" car. It reportedly had window curtains in the back. Not sure what model. Not discernable from the front view, maybe someone can identify?
He got rid of it before my time, so I have no experience of it. I remember (vaguely) his later '54 Frod.
I was copying family photos for archive and ran across. I zoomed on the license plate for the date. I found a '34 Plymouth and '37 Olds my grandfather owned. Aunt(prewar but still living) says she learned to drive in the Olds. Not many pictures of "things" remain, mostly of people which is what most family photos reflect.
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