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Hi

And a few Clippers to proudly own:

A '41, 74K miles, handsome:
stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/d/1941-packard-clipper/6315742597.html

A '46 Clipper Deluxe Eight, preserved original:
omaha.craigslist.org/cto/d/1946-packard/6310895438.html

A '47 Custom Super seven passenger, looks great:
rmn.craigslist.org/cto/d/1947-packard-super-clipper/6283499070.html

Steve

The 41 looks like a 2106 Custom Super Clipper. Note 356 engine solenoid and rear door detail.

The 47 is a lovely boat. The black wall tires give it a British flair as though it has been doing service in some remote embassy since 1947!

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It can be confusing as the cars had all but identical bodies from 41-7. The obvious difference on the 41 is the narrow fine horizontal bars in the 41-2 vertical part of the grill and the horizontal style plastic dash of the 41. 42 had the same dash style as the 46-7s but the lettering on the speedo and clock was larger with a thicker more block like font.

I believe that engine is the 282 with a conventional Bendix starter and regular solenoid. I think what you are seeing as a solenoid is actually the prewar Electromatic clutch control valve. Those were fairly elaborate units and had a large solenoid on the rear operated by transmission switches to modify the clutch engagement speed depending on gear. The postwar valve modified the engagement speed mechanically depending on accelerator position and was smaller and much simpler in comparison.

WOW!
I never knew Packard made a 1955 straight eight
ebay.com/itm/1955-Packard-327-thunderbol ... 87cccce7:g:22AAAOSwhfhZyEsY&vxp=mtr

It says 1954. He must of changed it or your reading glasses need some cleaning.

Maybe it was a .....

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Here's for the "you can't fix stupid awards"
Nice 36 120 business coupe but they painted all the chrome flat black:

newlondon.craigslist.org/cto/d/1936-packarddoor-business/6320201189.html

I would figure the painted chrome minor, compared to some of the Packard cars we've seen "hatchet-ed" on here.

That '36 is still ultra cool. What's funny is that I have seen Senior car interior chrome in the AZ desert that is really rather rusty & Junior painted trim that is perfect. Go figure...