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How many 2 doors?
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64avanti
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The '46-'50 body style, I never see any 2 doors.
Were they not popular or did people figure more doors were better?
They look pretty sweet as a coupe, what's the deal?

Posted on: 2013/10/20 18:56
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I got one.

Posted on: 2013/10/20 19:04
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WILLIS BIRKS
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Dad got 4 doors for the room and access for the kids.

Posted on: 2013/10/20 21:28
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The 1946-1950 21st through 23rd series club sedans were some of the more attractive models Packard built during those years. You can see information about them on the Packard Model Info and Packard Photo Archive forums on the Main Menu. Especially rare are the Custom models. There were no factory made 21st series (1946-47) convertibles.

(o{}o)

Posted on: 2013/10/20 22:11
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