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According to the article in The Packard Cormorant #131 (Summer 2008, page 28), the builder of the "1933"-looking car was 2nd Chance Classis in Gibbon, Nebraska. Dwight Bond was the fellow who started the company in 1985. He closed up shop in 2000 after 46 Coupe-Roadsters, 3 Victorias and 5 Limousines were built.

Yes, "2nd Chance", thanks for the memory jog. The fiberglass body panels, or at least some of them, interchange quite well with the originals.

Gibbon, that place I remember from that advert I say.
No company still in production?
Is it possible to read the article in The Packard Cormorant #131 (Summer 2008, page 28) in some way for a non member yet?
Any one how still have the part mould from "2nd Chance"?
Then I tray to find some on internet I have only sean bad "look a likes". The advert I say then I was younger have get picture in my back head for many years know and it seams like that I mabe should be abel to start my prodjekt in a copal of years. I have the engine and gearbox and would like a Packard 33 body that should go well togheter.

Is it possible to read the article in The Packard Cormorant #131 (Summer 2008, page 28) in some way for a non member yet?

It is copyright-protected so the best way is to join PAC and buy the back issue. Club membership will add greatly to your enjoyment of the car. And there are hundreds of Packard owners in Sweden and the other Nordic countries, so you could probably join the Nordic Packard Owner's Club and no doubt some of them would have the article you want.

Is it any one how know any producer of bodys like on this picture

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