Re: King Carol of Romania's 1937 Packard convertible
Posted by Guscha On 2011/4/15 12:44:29
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Victor, I believe it looks and it indeed is lower due to its acute-angled A-pillars. Against the backdrop of its year of origin it really looks sporty. What a mixture: sporty, powerful and majestic - the car for a King! Paint it red to run in a race, paint it blue to visit Pebble Beach or use a muted two-tone scheme (but roof and box tone on tone) to own a Grand Tourismo (Grand tourer) nobody else has.
1980
1984
[picture source:http://www.eag.unicweb.ee/a-sks/OpelAdmirallim_39_neljas_PackardSE1502_37-39.jpg][/size]
...Is it my imagination or does it look lower than a regular Packard?...
Victor, I believe it looks and it indeed is lower due to its acute-angled A-pillars. Against the backdrop of its year of origin it really looks sporty. What a mixture: sporty, powerful and majestic - the car for a King! Paint it red to run in a race, paint it blue to visit Pebble Beach or use a muted two-tone scheme (but roof and box tone on tone) to own a Grand Tourismo (Grand tourer) nobody else has.
1980
1984
[picture source:http://www.eag.unicweb.ee/a-sks/OpelAdmirallim_39_neljas_PackardSE1502_37-39.jpg][/size]
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