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#543796 - 10/12/08 03:56 PM 1937 Packard Brochure
Carine Terlouw Member Registered: 05/16/08 Posts: 139 Loc: the Netherlands Europe	Hello Rick L.! This is for you, since I can't get through any other way! C. Attachments
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#543817 - 10/12/08 04:55 PM Re: 1937 Packard Brochure [Re: Carine Terlouw]
Speedster Long Time Member Registered: 04/01/04 Posts: 5693 Loc: Dallas, Texas	Okay, Thanks Sorry about the email problem. The one with Hubcaps I've seen for sale on ebay several times but don't remember seeing the Twelve/Super-8 one. 'I sure would like to find one of those layin' on the ol' Cow-trail', as we used to say. _________________________ * Asking Questions is a 'Good Thing', Since Learning is Always a 'Good Thing' * Rick L.
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#543830 - 10/12/08 05:44 PM Re: 1937 Packard Brochure [Re: Speedster]
Speedster Long Time Member Registered: 04/01/04 Posts: 5693 Loc: Dallas, Texas	Carine, I sent email to Netherlands, to test it again. I don't think Spam-filters should block it, that direction. We really appreciate the use of this forum for personal messages, thanks Admins. It is pretaining to Packard Info, tho. _________________________ * Asking Questions is a 'Good Thing', Since Learning is Always a 'Good Thing' * Rick L.
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#543920 - 10/12/08 11:18 PM Re: 1937 Packard Brochure [Re: Speedster]
BigKev Member Registered: 03/03/05 Posts: 1222 Loc: Riverside, CA	FYI: The '37 Sales Folder is also available online at the PackardInfo.com website: http://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/article/view.article.php?75 _________________________ -Kev '54 Packard Clipper Deluxe Sedan Packard Info Website http://www.packardinfo.com The Most Comprehensive Free Online Reference for Packard Owners
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#543958 - 10/13/08 08:26 AM Re: 1937 Packard Brochure [Re: BigKev]
Carine Terlouw Member Registered: 05/16/08 Posts: 139 Loc: the Netherlands Europe	Hi BigKev Is that catalogue, except the front, not in color? Mine is in full color. There's no number on it, like most Studebaker brochures. So you see the variety of brochures you can collect! Carine
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#543959 - 10/13/08 08:31 AM Re: 1937 Packard Brochure [Re: Speedster]
Carine Terlouw Member Registered: 05/16/08 Posts: 139 Loc: the Netherlands Europe	Originally Posted By: Speedster 'I sure would like to find one of those layin' on the ol' Cow-trail' Don't step on it!!
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#543994 - 10/13/08 10:19 AM Re: 1937 Packard Brochure [Re: Carine Terlouw]
Speedster Long Time Member Registered: 04/01/04 Posts: 5693 Loc: Dallas, Texas	There must not be many of the Twelve/Super-8 brochure still available ??? _________________________ * Asking Questions is a 'Good Thing', Since Learning is Always a 'Good Thing' * Rick L.
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#544045 - 10/13/08 12:56 PM Re: 1937 Packard Brochure [Re: Speedster]
Carine Terlouw Member Registered: 05/16/08 Posts: 139 Loc: the Netherlands Europe	I believe the 120/Six is more common then the twelve. Will keep an eye out here in Europe for you. Did you receive the pics? I hope so. They are really beautiful for that era. Probably that's why I bought them. Carine Attachments
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#544050 - 10/13/08 01:04 PM Re: 1937 Packard Brochure [Re: Carine Terlouw]
Speedster Long Time Member Registered: 04/01/04 Posts: 5693 Loc: Dallas, Texas	Sorry, still did not receive email, Did you receive mine sent to you yesterday? Yes, Pics are much better in color. Anyone know if the the B/W version is a reproduction or something? _________________________ * Asking Questions is a 'Good Thing', Since Learning is Always a 'Good Thing' * Rick L.
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#544064 - 10/13/08 02:47 PM Re: 1937 Packard Brochure [Re: Speedster]
Carine Terlouw Member Registered: 05/16/08 Posts: 139 Loc: the Netherlands Europe	Yes I did receive yours yesterday, replied this morning. Put my adress in your adress book as reliable, perhaps? From my experience with Studebaker brochures they sometimes did make original in B/W and color, depended perhaps on their cash flow!! Foreign brochures are often B/W and without text printed in the US, the dealer in the foreign country had to print his own translation, but that's not the case with this one. I think Packard is not the only one with diffences like this. So my opion, it's a genuine brochure, both are. Nevertheless very interesting stuff! Carine
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