John (JWL), -> this way, please.

Hi Dave (VintageR), welcome at PackardInfo.com.

The -> 1933 - 1936 Service Parts Lists contains a list at page 169 (PDF-page 263).

To me it looks as if the one or another post lost content or parts of its content, when PackardInfo moved to another base.

See missing comment above or
-> here and
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-> over there,
-> next in line and so
-> on and
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Moreover the images lost their captions.

To come up to the headline of this thread -> this link will bring you far away from home.

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Mal, I was just going to say something about the relationship between you and the Ford A but then realized, that we're stuck in a time loop for 8 years.

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"During our recent visit, solely elevated at the entrance was the 1924 Packard Single-6 Touring of Emilio Aguinaldo (1869-1964), to commemorate the General’s 150th birth anniversary. Though horse drawn carriages were the norm during the time of the Revolutionary Government, Aguinaldo obtained the Packard at a later date. This particular model was the favorite of the Russian czar and his family."

Well, at least the Packard Single Six Touring is true. Acc. to this source it is a model 233, owned by the above mentioned Filipino president as a private citizen.

But favorite of the Russian czar and his family? I don't think so. The last Emperor of Russia was executed in 1918 by Bolsheviks.


sources
text - philstar.com
images - Twitter

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Dave (O_D), the numbers of this 1939 Packard Twelve 1707 Victoria Convertible as a little titbit for your database.


source: worldwideauctioneers.com Click to enlarge!

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Gar, thanks for the link to the auction.

Quote:
Just click -> here, thereafter:

"Please check the box for the type of bidding you'd like. If you are unsure on which bidding option to choose, please contact a member of our client services team: + 1.260.925.6789 We're happy to walk you through all of the options."

Sergei Mironovich Kirov (born Sergei Mironovich Kostrikov), 27 March 1886 – 1 December 1934, was a Soviet politician and Bolshevik revolutionary whose assassination led to the first Great Purge ... Kirov had shortened his last name from Kostrikov to Kirov, a practice common among Russian revolutionaries of the time. Kirov began using the pen name "Kir"... acc. to Wikipedia.

He wasn't the only one Russian revolutionist, who preferred a short name but a long car.
Dark hubcaps, even a dark radiator grill(?) - doubtless an impressive Packard.

image source: philologist.livejournal.com

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-> A decade ago we had silent visitors from China.

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