This is really neat.
https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2017/07/24/fighting-fire-in-style-1938-packard-super-eight-fire-engine/

The Mahoning Valley Scrappers are going to be the Mahoning Valley Packards for One Night in August.

https://www.milb.com/scrappers/news/scrappers-become-mahoning-valley-packards-for-one-night/c-226823496/t-196096816

Neat video of a V12 rebuild process.YouTube Video

Neat short writeup.
Opening ceremony for the new Kosciuszko Bridge

Interesting article in the new Hemmings. Sounds like fun to me.

Hemmings Article

Some pictures of the Packards I saw while working at the Raleigh Classic this past weekend.

Pictures

Links to the auction listings:

The Clipper hammered for $12,500
Both 726' sold to the same buyer, I don't know the hammer price. 1st 726 & 2nd 726
The 41 120 convertible was a no sale; not sure what the high bid was.
I didn't see the 48 Super run through.

There was also a 400, but I never saw it.

-Chad

So sad...We saw this car at Hershey; it was fantastic.

My Picture from Hershey

AutoWeek Article

YouTube video

I've been using the Noco Genius G3500 on my Optima for a couple of years now. It has settings for AGM and lead acid, and for both 6v and 12v. Works great on small equipment batteries too.

Bought mine from Amazon.

The removable hardtop was pretty special.

I also really liked the color study models; that was really interesting to me to see in the swap meet. I was mostly surprised and intrigued to find a packard amongst the other color study models on display.

It also seemed to me that there were more Packards (both in the show and throughout the swap meet) this year. Did anyone else notice this? Maybe I'm just more attuned to them now, but my Dad said the same thing.

Steve, I look forward to seeing your pictures from Hershey.

-Chad

Hello All,

This is a collection of my pictures of Packard & Packard related items from the fall meet.

Packard Photo Album

Enjoy,
Chad