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Here's wishing all my colonial friends a happy holiday and hope they get to take their Packards out.

"Up the rebels and down with King George"

On behalf of me and my fellow colonials, I thank you.

Happy fourth everybody!

I brought sparklers to work today to light with my German colleagues.

Here 'unification' is celebrated, and in The US independence is celebrated.

-Tobs

Happy 4th to all our friends across the pond. From a rebellious offspring, you've turned into a treasured friend.

My Packard flew the flag for you guys at a show last weekend

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.....and if you doubt this fact...


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Happy Independence Day to all ! We have a lot to be thankful for.

Up the Rebels!

Huzzah!

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Microsoft office anyone?

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I always enjoy driving in July 4th parades and often have a rider, a Vet or local senior citizen. Today the club sent me to River Edge NJ, a parade that really draws the enthusiastic spectators and makes it much more of a pleasure.

I took the 56 Carib; temperatures were about 98 degrees and the route of perhaps 1 mile took just over 1 hour, creeping along with regular stops. The 55/56 Pack have by my experiences a very competent cooling system, temperature didn't even get to halfway on the gauge (about 180 by IR gun), and never a hint of vapor lock. I've had the car in more strenuous heat conditions than this and must say the cooling system for the car is more than up to the task, but it's a bit tough on the driver. But a couple of cold "frosties" will cure that.

Happy 4th, guys.

Happy Fourth to all of us and thanks to our many friends around the world who celebrate with us.