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Brians51

Re: America's Packard Museum

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Speaking for myself the Packard dealership was like stepping back in time.No not the best museum but worth spending two or three hours.(I myself have done so on two occasions.)but If you like Aircraft the airforce museum is the jewel.You will need more than a day I feel.Of course I had only 2 or 3 hours. I never did see the modern stuff. BHW

Posted on: 2009/7/26 7:57