Yes, the one that the arrow is pointing to.

So we know that this is most likely taken in 1934. I've been communicating with the Historical Society in Rockville Centre regarding information about the owner of the dealership, and whether they might have pictures of the dealership. I have found a map of sorts that shows the dealership building from a plan view. It was a huge building; don't know if it is still standing or not, but hopefully will find that out.

Wow, thanks Owen_Dyneto and DM37!! That was really fast. I've attached the full photograph.

Attached is a cropped picture of a Packard inside the Gardner Garage and Motor Co. in Rockville Centre L.I. NY. I am trying to date this picture; my Grandfather worked here and is shown outside of the building in the full picture (not attached). Hopefully knowledgeable prewar Packard folks can determine within a couple of years the year of the pictured Packard.

I know that the detail is not good due to the car being behind the glass, but this is the best that I have. I do know that Gardner started selling Packards sometime around 1928.

Any help would be much appreciated!

Translation to english: "Packard Super 8 1949 Fastback, Old School Look, without mechanics, complete and solid to restore. The vehicle was disassembled to redo it. Everything is there. Price: $2950 For info [hidden information] I am located at 129 Principale Nord, Windsor, Qc. J1S 2E1 Last photos before disassembly. P.S. Don't tell me it's not a Pontiac, I know it. There is no Packard option in the ads. Only the nonos will mention it. Ha! Ha!"

Don't know what a 'nono' means, but my guess is that it's not nice.

This was posted on the Studebaker Drivers Club forum. I don't know anything about it, just passing it on. Doesn't say exactly what engine it fits, you will have to contact John for further info.

1948, '49, '50 series Packard transmission, bell housing, flywheel, clutch, steering column, shifter & linkage, etc. etc., everything needed to equip or convert from automatic to manual. Excellent condition, came out of a car owned by a gentleman who could no longer enjoy his car with a manual transmission due to health issues.
Parts are located in North Central Arizona. (I realize this site is based on Studebakers, but these are relative parts. Maybe you know someone who could put them back to use?)
$500.00
John
AgHawk1959@gmail.com

Very neat Don! Tell us more about your Speedster project.

What have I been missing here? What happened to hph (humanpotatohybrid)??

Thanks DM37 for your comments.

Thanks for posting this! The quality of the film is amazing, guess because it was "remastered".

Same channel has a number of Packard videos, here is the playlist link: Packard Playlist

Also a video on the 1957 Packard Introduction & Studebaker-Packard Press Conference, which I didn't see on the playlist. Unfortunately the quality is no where as good as the V8 Durability Run video. Here is the link: "57 Packard Introduction

Link doesn't work for me.....get a '403 Forbidden' notice.