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flackmaster

Re: Does anyone else like this example?

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Packard Six is the correct "name". 115c is the model designation in the parts book. Many people refer them as 115c's because it rolls off the tongue well, and instantly identifies the car as a '37 unlike the 110 designation which can be applied to several years.

Posted on: 2012/9/2 10:00