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Wow! My brain hurts from all that information, but I appreciate it very much. No such thing as too much Packard info.
From everything I've heard and read, I think I'll start with a 1952 Packard 300. My Dad had one when I was 12 years old and I still remember it's beauty. If anyone knows where I can find a 2-tone 1952 Packard 300 that needs some TLC, please let me know at Larenc@clearwire.net Thank you.
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In your opinions, what is the most reliable Packard engine (years made) and what is the most economical?
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Thank you, that was very helpful. May I assume that the "Seniors" will be more valuable then?
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Thank you. By the way, what do the terms "junior" and "senior" mean when talking about Packards and how do you tell them apart?
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I am looking to start a new project and have found a 1940 110 sedan and a 1952 300. Which would you take on and why?
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