Re: identifying my 1937 Packard
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Isn't that a Victoria? I don't see any reference to such a car in the 1937 Packard salesman's book. A convertible Victoria was offered in the Super Eight line, but I see no reference to such a car in the 110 or 120 lines. You probably have a custom bodied car, whether factory or outside supplied, or perhaps a special export model.
Posted on: Today 11:47
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Re: identifying my 1937 Packard
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Its' a convertible victoria and not a factory offering. I suggest you look carefully for coachbuilder's identification, often found on the lower edge of the cowl, or on doorsills, sometimes underneath carpets, etc. Creating these convertible victorias on the junior series Packards was especially popular with European coachbuilders.
Posted on: Today 13:12
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