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Pierce arrow. Interesting use of a sweep panel on a town car.

Cadillac V16. Interesting how the rear wind wings follow the top curve.

Packard pictures.

Duesenberg. I like the long hoods and low windshields on these cars.

1955 Chrysler Falcon. Check out the license plate.

Third series Packard Twin Six roadster with those aftermarket type wheels. This roadster model first made an appearance in the 1920 model year and was the first production body Packard with the 2 seat rumble seat. 424 cubic inch 12 cylinder engine, 3 speed transmission, 136 inch wheel base impractical rocket ship for the era.

From wood to reality. Yes the wood model was built into a full size prototype 1932 Packard 900 sedan. The production car has dood doors instead of the louvers.

People collect for what ever reason and that is what makes the hobby interesting. Sometimes people just like variety and what peaks their interest. The hobby is big enough and spans the years 1896-2021 so there is a lot of variety to choose from now and that should be respected. I know it’s off subject but a good movie regarding collecting is “The Art of the Steal” the Barnes collection. Google it, interesting watch. Barnes collected what was considered crap at the time..... There is a Packard connection by the way. I am most interested in British sports cars and pre war

1932 Packard 900

Prototype 1932 Packard 900 wood model being carved. Front suicide doors and louvered hood sides instead of doors.

Silver arrow in front of a pyramid

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1934 Packard. Rare in that it has the steel disc wheels

Hispano-Suiza J12. 574 ci V12 engine

Wanted for a 1932 Packard 900 light eight 1) cylinder head 2) 17 inch wire wheels. 5 of them. 3) optional middle bumper for rear spare mount car 4) aluminum sill plates for a sedan 5) frame end bumper covers i would be interested in other 900 parts. Tim tph479@yahoo.com

Looking for the following parts for a 1932 Packard 900, light eight. 1) cylinder head. 2) optional middle rear bumper for rear spare car. 3) 17 inch wire wheels. Five of them. 4) bumper frame end covers. 5) aluminum door sills for a sedan. 6) rear fender support braces. I would also be interested in hearing about what other parts you have for a 900 that may be for sale. Tim tph479@yahoo.com

1932 Packard Light Eight. Picture taken today during a 72 mile lunch run.