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Wesley Boyer

Re: A little Packard History from 1945

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Another of Packards designs Nov. 1953.
Wes

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Posted on: 2017/7/21 13:54

Wesley Boyer

Re: A little Packard History from 1945

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I guess I need to change this to the 50's, well how about a Packard Sports car, June 1954?
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Posted on: 2017/7/28 7:13

Fleet Butterfield

Re: A little Packard History from 1945

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I really like the '50s prototype cars of any make. But the I like the '50s cars anyways.

Posted on: 2017/7/28 7:58

Wesley Boyer

Re: A little Packard History from 1945

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Well I'm up to 1955, getting harder to find anything on Packards.
Wes

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Posted on: 2017/8/13 13:14

Wesley Boyer

Re: A little Packard History from 1945

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Home away from home

Become an Accountant and be able to buy a big house and a Packard. See the ad.
Wes

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Posted on: 2017/8/18 6:58

Owen_Dyneto

Re: A little Packard History from 1945

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Anyone have the full set?

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Posted on: 2017/8/18 7:44

Wesley Boyer

Re: A little Packard History from 1945

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Owen, what is discussed in these books?

Another picture this time a Packard in a tunnel.
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Posted on: 2017/8/18 14:44

Owen_Dyneto

Re: A little Packard History from 1945

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Owen, what is discussed in these books?

How to become a successful Packard salesman. Assignment 3 deals with planning and conducting comparative test drives.

Posted on: 2017/8/18 14:46

58L8134

Re: A little Packard History from 1945

#29

Home away from home

Hi

Contours back in the day, found on TheOldMotor.com and the Hemmings Daily Blog.

The first, who wouldn't love to have a factory-fresh '52 Patrician unloaded at your friendly, neighborhood Packard dealer by Cassens Transport Co.?

Second, a giant among Lilliputians on a famous boulevard, a limousine American.

Steve

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