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I was trying to find some info on it and could not. Who owns it, who built it, and why? Just more pictures.

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1949 Pack Packard. You sent Chevy engine? Please follow local guidelines about physical distancing and staying home during COVID-19. 7:50 AM Chunbo Chunbo White Yes (owner was asked, Chevy engine? Answer was yes.)

San Francisco Landmark #153Earle C. Anthony Packard Showroom901 Van Ness Avenue At EllisBuilt 1927

Other's comments Randy Welch I think it’s a Packard Super 8 Club Sedan 1934 Mike Benardo Gregory L'Esperance Probably 33. The 34 Packard had a body-color grille surround, the 33 had a chrome one.

That would make the official label for the photo wrong, which probably happened because the license plate looks to be a 1933 Dealer Plate (DLR) A man with a 1933 Packard on the trestle to the South Tower during the beginning of the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge | © Underwood Archives/REX/Shutterstock

'34

That is different than the #31 Alfa I saw at the track

Someone said it is a 1933. The man is probably the San Francisco Packard Dealer. Doing some advertising?

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I was going to ask what it sold for, but it's not sold yet CURRENT BID: $35,250 ENDS IN: 17:28:32

I actually would if an ideal conversion were available I have been given a golf cart to drive around the property where I happen to be working now. So if my car had an electric motor I feel I have some sense of what it would be like. I would be missing the shifting, sound, building rpm, but that is alright. I would not put the body on an EV chassis. I'd want the steering, suspension, braking and etc to remain the same. All that would change would be the acceleration.

1930 Stream Line KJ Henderson Motorcycle

Seller's Description 1948 Chrysler Winsor *Straight Six *Runs and Drives *Register & Clean Title *Offers Only Taken in Person! *Absolutely no Bullshit! $10,000 firm on price!

Is that a starter visible, lower left in this picture?

You put some sacks of cement in the trunk, then use the bumper guards to plow your field.

Does that look like it would be the correct engine and transmission? There is nothing under the hood. Seller does not explicitly say this is the correct engine he is including. He seems to assume it is. This is a seller without title, so effectively he does not own it, or at least proof of ownership is lacking.

I've seen one around locally a couple of times. Hopefully I'll get a picture some time.