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Topic: Which Packard could be termed "minimal design"?



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fredkanter
Re: Which Packard could be termed "minimal design"?
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1967 Grey Ghost is my choice

Posted on: 2016/10/31 18:32
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shinyhubcap
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fredkanter wrote:
1967 Grey Ghost is my choice


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Bull-feathers ! My 1943 Edsel station wagaon will blow the doors off that '67 Packard Grey Ghost of yours......

( the questions I love........"did you buy that new"......"where can you get gas for a car like that"......."do they still make tires for those things"....."we had one just like that...same everything..." ( which...as most of you know...will turn out to be that '43 Edsel Station Wagon.....(except they will tell you theirs was a straight in-line V-17....)

Posted on: 2016/11/1 11:42
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