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Randy and I were at our Saturday night cruise and a new to us 37 Packard was there hte story was the new owner bought it as a basket case. The car was completely apart frame seperated from body engine and tran seperated a classic baskit case. As I remember he said he spent two years getting it to present state. which is rather nice and its a work in progress but now it can be driven which is a great feeling. He said he got a lot of info from our sight and Randy told him to reister and add his car to Mals Owner registry. Randy will add more info he forgot his camera thus I got involved.From what I found this is a rare car with the rumble seat

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I especially like the woodgraining his wife did sort of free-hand. Car starts and runs easily. Another Packard member for the group. He has resurrected this thing from a pile of parts. It's still a WIP, but he is proud of what he has achieved so far. It was good to see another Packard at the cruise.

Hi Al, always good to hear from you. The man in black looks like making out a parking or speeding ticket. Or is he from the Packard police? Anyway, pay close attention!

Al and Randy for welcoming the owner of the '37 115c Sport Coupe to PackardInfo and for the pointing him towards the Packard Owner's Registry. No doubt too that O_D will be thankful for the TPN and VN numbers.

Speaking of O_D, is he in his european tour? It sure is quiet without him being around

He is traveling incognito at the moment.
I'm not sure, but I think it's a 1934 Incognito.