Having trouble uploading the picture on my archaic dial-up computer system. Please let me know if you receive it and are able to download. This is how we found the car on the day we brought it home, January 2013.

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The interior had tan cloth seat tops and backs with a lighter pinstripe with 1/2 inch spacing. The lower vertical sections were approx. 6 inch chestnut coloured vinyl. Door pads were same as the tan seats. Lower door pads were too rough to identify material. The garnish mouldings and dash were a greyish/brown woodgrain -(strange colour).

Come to think of it once you see what we have done to the car it's not going to matter.

So not having any data plate on cowl its going to be hard to identify this car as a special or custom.

Hi whats the difference in the special six and the custom six club sedan in appearance.This car is pretty plain nothing special.

I will try to attach a picture soon.

Hi BigKev I'm not really knowledgeable on the packards at all. We we're told it was a 1947 with an ownership but things did not add up when we tore the car apart.Looking in the registry there is a 110 six special club sedan owner Crotomac in Minnesota that looks just like ours,and ours has the script Clipper on the doors under the chrome.

Yes I do sorry it should be 644642.Thanks.

Purchased Packard Clipper 2dr. 6cyl. No data plates,came with 1947 ownership.Now I'm questioning the year after starting restoration.It has 1942 grille,the speedo and clock have large #s, date on back of clock is Apr. 41. All I have to identify the car is the theft # on firewall <6446642>. Any help would be appreciated.