Re: Anyone know the history of this 1940 Darrin listed on eBay?
Posted by RogerDetroit On 2016/7/5 13:20:55
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Rscott77x wrote:
Those with a back seat (not rumble) were Victorias, I believe!
Why rely on a belief when BigKev has the specs online here:
https://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/modelinfo/index.php?mode=year&id=1940&ButtonYear=Go Seems I've seen too many folks misusing the names body styles for the 1940 and 1941 model years. Can't tell you how many ads I've seen for the 2-door convertible coupes incorrectly labeled as a "victoria" body. BTW, neither the 1940 nor 1941 models had a rumble seat.
For those years Packard reserved the "victoria" designation for
custom-bodied, 2-door convertibles, such as Darrin and Bohman & Schwartz, whether the car had the junior 120 engine or the senior 160/180 engine.
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