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1937 Silver-Knightstown Packard Hearse
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This 1937 Packard hearse appeared on eBay which, according to the description, has a body by a coach builder other than Henney. 1937 was the first year of Henney's and Packard's exclusive agreement so it is interesting to see one by Silver-Knightstown.

Also interesting the wheelbase of 158" as my 1941 was 160" which I had thought went back some years but apparently not.

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Posted on: 2019/11/14 13:38
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Re: 1937 Silver-Knightstown Packard Hearse
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Looks like it was based on a 120 and not a super eight.

Posted on: 2019/11/14 17:07
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The Henneys of the era were also typically on the 120 chassis but had 160 trim. My 1941 was a 120A but looked like a 160 which they also made but it was far less common.

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Don, to be totally correct your 1941 was not a 120A. The ABC was only used from 1935-37:
1935 120A
1936 120B
1937 120C

Posted on: 2019/11/15 8:41
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Re: 1937 Silver-Knightstown Packard Hearse
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The proper designation for the 1941 120 commercial chassis is 1901A.

Posted on: 2019/11/15 9:11
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Re: 1937 Silver-Knightstown Packard Hearse
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Yes indeed, that is correct. They were often referred to unofficially as 120A.

Posted on: 2019/11/15 10:52
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Re: 1937 Silver-Knightstown Packard Hearse
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G'day Marilian,
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I invite you to include your '41 120 in PackardInfo's Packard Vehicle Registry.

Posted on: 2023/6/19 23:10
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1938 Eight Touring Sedan - SOLD

1941 One-Twenty Club Coupe - SOLD

1948 Super Eight Limo, chassis RHD - SOLD

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