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Hello, My grandmother owns a 1925 Packard 333, seven passenger car, I have always been told it was a model 333 limo, but haven't been able to find any real info on the differences between the limo and the sedan, I have seen one for sale on a auction site that claimed to be a 26 333 limo and had the glass window divider and jump seat that don't fold into the seat, which our car does not have. Our car has no inside window and the jump seats fold into the drivers seat bench, so I am just wondering if that is the only difference between the models or if ours could still be a limo model.

Thanks
Mel

The limo has the divider, otherwise it's a sedan.

See the now-100-year-old factory brochure:packardinfo.com/xoops/html/downloads/1925_Packard-TheEightSalesBrochure.pdf

G'day Mel(Melholcik),
to PackardInfo.

I invite you, probably with your Grandmother's approval, to include the '25 633 Sedan or Limousine(whichever it may be?) in PackardInfo's Packard Vehicle Registry

Limousines always have a partition which is one of the definitions of limousine but long wheelbase sedans, if they have jump seats, are often erroneously referred to as limousines.