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Early to mid 1930s, the peak of the classic era.

Below is an ad for the Isotta-Fraschini and the Packard Twin Six. The only time Packard was able to claim a unique place in the automobile market was when they came out with that Twin Six. After that the only unique feature Packard ever had, oddly enough, was at the end with the torsion bar suspension. Sure they built nice cars, and the 30's Senior cars drove really great when new, but they never had the unique position in the marketplace that the Twin Six had.

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Thanks Everyone...I'm going to print the responses and take them to breakfast tomorrow in Miss Prudence, and yes, her rear end DOES look like Miss Lois Honeywell's did! Thanks, Ernie in Arizona

1934 V12 Sport Sedan, 1947 Clipper Custom Coupe, 1951 400 sedan, and 1956 Caribbean