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The other week my grandson gave me an interesting book to read. It is titled Harrah's Automobile Collection published in 1984.

There were over 1500 cars in the Harrah collection including
better than 90 Packard's. Over the next couple of nights I will listing the Packard's that were in the collection.

1900 Model B Runabout
1901 Model C Four Seat Detachable Tonneau
1902 Model F Four Seat Detachable Tonneau
1903 Model F Touring
1904 Model L Touring
1905 Model N
1906 24
1907 30
1908 30A
1909 18
1910 30
1910 T-D
1911 18
1912 30
1912 30

John F. Shireman

Here are more of the Packard's that was in the Harrah's collection.

1912 Six
1913 38
1914 2-38
1915 3-38
1916 Twin Six 1-25
1917 Twin six 2-35
1917 Twin Six 2-35
1918 Twin Six 3-35
1919 Twin Six 3-35
1920 Twin Six 3-35
1921 Single Six 1-16

John F. Shireman

1922 Single Six 126 6 cylinder Sedan
1923 Single Six 126 6 cylinder Runabout
1923 E 6 cylinder Touring Sedan
1924 143 4 cylinder Truck
1925 136 8 cylinder Sedan
1926 333 8 cylinder 4 passenger coupe
1927 343 6 cylinder Club Sedan
1928 4-43 Custom 8 cylinder Sedan

John F. Shireman

1929 6-45 8 cylinder Phaeton
1930 7-34 8 cylinder Speedster Runabout Packard Custome
1930 7-34 8 cylinder Speedster Victoria Packard Custome
1930 7-45 8 cylinder Roadster Packard Custome
1931 8-40 8 cylinder Convertible Sedan Dietrich
1931 8-45 8 cylinder Sport Sedan Dietrich
1931 8-45 8 cylinder Service Car Rochester Body Works

John F. Shireman

Wasn't Packard Harrah's favorite car? I think I read somewhere years ago that his goal was to have one Packard from every year of production. It seems he got his wish.

1931 Prototype 12 cylinder front wheel drive Sedan
1932 900 Coupe 8 cylinder Roadster 2-4 passenger
1932 904 8 cylinder Convertible Sedan Dietrich
1932 906 12 cylinder Sedan Limo
1933 1001 8 cylinder Coupe roadster 2-4 passenger
1934 1102 8 cylinder All Weather Town Car Lurkins & Co.
1934 1106 12 cylinder Runabout Speedster Lebaron
1934 1108 12 cylinder Sport Phaeton Dual Cowl LeBaron

John F. Shireman

I belive we have the "1923 E 6 cylinder Touring Sedan" purchased in 83. Do you know what the "E" is?

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