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1924. Miss Mary Bay in a "Toy" Packard

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hh56 & Guscha,

I removed the "'33 Packard Special". It was not labeled correctly.

Thanks for the catch Guscha.

Mary Pickford With Chauffeured Packard

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I said that? If not, I should have. I'll take full blame.

Jean Harlow, bad hair day, good taste in cars....

Don

The Harlow car was at the Centennial.It is also featured in Packard, the Pride by Julie Fenster. The later history of the car is interesting. I believe it has traveled something like 300,00 miles by this time. One of the owners pulled a house trailer with it for many years.

The color scheme is different now, a dark tan with black fenders and molding.
It was a thrill to see it in person.


The Cadillac reminds of just one of the reasons I sold the '48 I had and bought a Packard...

Regards

John Harley

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So West we know your opinion of white walls. What about the wing windows?

Now that I've had my 32 for awhile, I may opt for BW on the enxt tire change.

Nice wheels, the chrome wire spokes too! I wonder where they were sourced as Packard dropped chrome spoke wheels in 1936 - and special hubcaps to match.

If not a Darrin, I'd suspect Bohman & Schwartz perhaps.

"Her husband, Leopold III of Belgium sat at the steering wheel, their chauffer sat in the back seat."

Yeah. ok. But where was she sitting????

I mean, couldn't everyone see that question coming from a mile away???

On a different note: Very pretty lady. I'm a fool for a pretty face. I'm in love.

Jane Grier

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