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There's the MG Y -type and, although similar that isn't one of them.
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It's a Sub Category under Photos and Videos.
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Oooooh, I get it now. $$$$$! Please disregard my previous comment.
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????? Ferrari morphing into a Packard is more than special, it's magical!😉😲😁
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Wondering when someone was going to bring that up.😉
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From what I can see, not much, don't think it's 28/29 Ford. Looks to have adjustable spokes, whereas the 28/29 Ford, and 30/31 all had welded spokes. Also looks to have a smaller hub than a 28/29, possibly a splined hub.
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The Ford Prefect, not the one in the "Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy", but the one that's the "LittLe brother" to the Ford Pilot.
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Would not be an English Ford Pilot, which were produced post WW2. Ford Pilots were also known in Aussie slang, as a "P" Model Ford!😉
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Scroll way down to see the BIG pictures.
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John Harley is sometimes on the PackardInfo Website. Join that site, post this story there and he'll likely respond.
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I'm thinking that's $50 well spent! 😉😁
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Hudson Dealership 1954, Used Cars & Hamburgers
Ozstatman replied to Twisted Shifter's topic in Period Photos - Pre WWII
Like the Moe(3 Stooges) haircut. 👍 -
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Thank you Dave!👍 Might change the referenced beverage from "Lark" to Bundy. Bundaberg Rum or Bundy as it's colloquially known Australia wide would probably be a better reference.
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Funny post, but it doesn't look so bad here downunder.
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Pierce Arrow molded in Fender headlights
Ozstatman replied to Gunsmoke's topic in General Discussion
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Available from supercheap auto here in Australia. Though they probably wouldn't ship to the USA
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Not Packard. By the 40's/early 50's the 200,000 series of part numbers was well in the past for Packard.
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Are the pull-out seats considered to be "side mounts"?
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Guy I know with a 1st Series Packard used a milk churn filled with water and rigged up at the front of his Packard as a means of cooling it to get it going.