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1939 120 E Bay
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Dale Rhinehart
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Greetings Friends there is a listing on Ebay for a 1939 120 with side mounts. The lister states that it is only 1 of 6 left in the world? Can any one advise of the validity of the claim. I have seen a numer of 120's and question the statement.And if the car looks like a keeper. Thanks Dale

Posted on: 2013/5/1 20:15
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Re: 1939 120 E Bay
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Gerard O'Keefe
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The car appears to be a LWB model with side mounts. I have not seen many of those but cannot say if only six exist.

Posted on: 2013/5/1 21:46
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Re: 1939 120 E Bay
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I doubt if the sidemounts would make it one of six. It may have other features, i.e. being an unusual body style, like a limo, but the sidemounts are not that usual.

Posted on: 2013/5/1 21:49
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1939-Packard-Touring-Car-GREAT-Condition-/151036367091?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item232a7810f3#ht_500wt_903

A very nice car, but not unusual to my eyes. I liked the comment about "wood trim on the interior". It looks like wood, but it comes out of a can......

Posted on: 2013/5/1 21:52
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Re: 1939 120 E Bay
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Not a touring sedan, maybe a formal sedan? Nice looking car.

(o{}o)

Posted on: 2013/5/1 22:26
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Re: 1939 120 E Bay
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Ross
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Yes, that is much longer than any normal 4 door. Note the two piece rearmost window on each side, also the folding footrest. I expect to see jump seats in there.

Posted on: 2013/5/2 6:45
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Re: 1939 120 E Bay
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It appears to me to be a 1939 1702 (LWB 120) style 1291 which Packard called a "touring sedan". The companion with divider (style 1290) was called a touring limousine. What we ordinarily think of as the "touring sedan" was on the 1701 chassis; the wheelbase for the 1702 was 148".

Posted on: 2013/5/2 8:10
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Re: 1939 120 E Bay
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Dale Rhinehart
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Thanks to all I am not sure the gentleman really knows for sure what he has up for sale. Thanks Dale

Posted on: 2013/5/3 18:25
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Re: 1939 120 E Bay
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Here is a 38 160 with the jump seats. Looks like a good driver car, once you get past the John Deere green paint on the engine and the Chevy floor mats. I suspect one can get it for a much more reasonable price than the former one.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Packard-1602-Touring-Sedan-1938-Gold-Restored-Wedding-Car-New-Interior-Fresh-Paint-Runs-Drives-/390589614902?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item5af0f48b36#ht_84532wt_954

Posted on: 2013/5/3 20:45
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