I'm not sure this is the place to air these concerns. Packard Info. has served as a place to bring people together, from different geographical locations, as well as various clubs, and across a broad range of interests including pre-war, V-8, modified, and restored. I suppose it's hard when things change, especially a beloved club.

I'd suggest that Packard Info. Is a place for neutrality and enjoyment of the marquee. Honestly, the website, in part, came to fruition so no club, individual, or overpowering sponsor nor business could exert power or control and use it to serve their interests.

I would respectfully ask we, as privileged members of this community do the same in return. Let the clubs find their way, and respect the autonomy of this website, and the clubs respectively. I think everyone can co-exist and do their best, whatever their best is at that time, to promote the Packard automobile.

Just my thoughts, respectfully shared.

Jim Wagnon

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It's not to late to make that last minute Christmas contribution to a cool Christmas for Kev, and a really cool Packard website!

you do such nice fabrication, Kev! Merry Christmas!

May the cool winter breeze blow from your vents year round!

Merry Christmas Kev! Jim

There is a very active chapter here in Arizona. Really great people involved who often bring cars out and participate in a verity of activities. What really stands out about this group is they enjoy and promote Packards!

Headliner looks fantastic, Kev!!! Looks like the lock knobs will work out fine too. Seems like you're about all set on the interior.

Can't wait to see the final touches in March.

Aside from the Packard, I've a few offerings from the Ford Motor Company including a '60 Edsel. Funny, most people get very focused on one marque and few in the circles I travel cross makes, or even era for that matter. So... I have Packard friends, Edsel friends, high performance friends, and pre-war friends. In a few cases, friends who like sundry vehicles and forms of mechanica. Kinda fun actually.

Recent visit with Kev while showing the '60 in Palm Springs. Fun when interests extend beyond one marque.

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