Re: A Few Packards at Hershey 2015
Posted by 58L8134 On 2015/10/14 16:24:13
Hi
Thanks West, have to remember to check the telltale: Bumpers! 1936's are the last with vibration dampers, 1937's single bar possible because of IFS.
More, as promised. The '36 Twelve Sport Phaeton drew a great deal of attention, has real presence.
The '38 Twelve Convertible Victoria by Derham is quite severe-looking though handsome in the dark colors and blackwalls. Interesting that in spite of that body style being catalogued by the factory, a customer would go to the trouble to have a full custom-bodied version created. One supposes the original customer was a loyal Derham-bodied car owner prior to this one.
Enjoy!
Steve
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Thanks West, have to remember to check the telltale: Bumpers! 1936's are the last with vibration dampers, 1937's single bar possible because of IFS.
More, as promised. The '36 Twelve Sport Phaeton drew a great deal of attention, has real presence.
The '38 Twelve Convertible Victoria by Derham is quite severe-looking though handsome in the dark colors and blackwalls. Interesting that in spite of that body style being catalogued by the factory, a customer would go to the trouble to have a full custom-bodied version created. One supposes the original customer was a loyal Derham-bodied car owner prior to this one.
Enjoy!
Steve
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