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4 hours ago, nzcarnerd said:

Packard - no doubt - hood shape and instruments on column.

Yes, 1915 model 3-38.

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2 hours ago, nzcarnerd said:

This one may have been posted before. Caption says "5th Ave Easter '13". Anything identifiable? The car with plate 30191 looks to be an electric - maybe?

 

 

I think there are three Packards in view: the limousine at lower left with plate 24933, the one immediately above it going in the opposite direction, and the car right behind it.  Those two cars appear to have collapsible rear quarters.  Great photo!

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This sort of horseplay is not tolerated at most concours events today.  The monkey is not distracted in the least.

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Forty horse Pope Hartford chief's car with electric lights.  Does anyone know what make lights those are?

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Imagine trying to operate a car with curtains like these?  And no dehumidifier...

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No pitchforks, just an Arrow.  Ed can tell us more about the car.

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No idea what make this is, but looks like a quality chain drive rear entrance tonneau that must have been quite a car.

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21 hours ago, alsancle said:

I expect this to show up on facebook within a few weeks and Ed to discover it and email it back to me.

 

 

 

Thanks for the best laugh in a long time!  Ed isn't alone, this happens all the time.  Reduce, reuse, recycle. 

Here's Henry B. Joy enjoying the winter in Tooele County, Utah.  The Packard is a 1st series twin.

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Pierce Great Arrow?