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That 34 Eight picture looks like some studio job. It doesn't even look like a running car. For one, the radiator is missing and in its place some painted wooden board.

I have a couple of those movie studio pictures where they air brushed the top of the radiator shell due to some glare problem and left the bottom plated.

I'm fast losing interest in this stuff as someone I know of cracked up some old piece of junk, got his teeth knocked out and impaled on the steering column. Meanwhile his daughter flew forward into the glove box door and ended up in two pieces. So as far as I'm concerned this collector car stuff is stupid. It's like paying sky high prices for cigarettes with high tar and nicotine.

That 1938 super eight convertible coupe is a 1935 or 1936.

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Sorry, just went by what was indicated in the AACA Forum.

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With description - "LEILA HYAMS W SOME OLD LICENSE PLATES AND NEW 1929 PACKARD AUTOMOBILE 1141-34"

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With description:"VICTOR JORY HELEN TWELVETREES A 1933 PACKARD AUTOMOBILE FILM MY WOMAN 2343-12"

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Description reads: ""The High Hand" with Douglas Gerrard, Johnnie Hermand (bellboy), and director William Desmond Taylor @ Wilshire Hotel"

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