1937 Packard Four Door Sedan 115C Blk TV 0420246857
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- This model introduced the 237 c.i. flathead six, generating 100 horsepower. Certainly all the fine details in the interior that gave Packard its high standing.
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The paint is clean and glossy! Nice car! 😀
Hey, guys! You can see why this car in convertible form was such a popular parade car! Thanks! :) Jack
Something about a Packard Jack...
This one appears to be impeccable.
Hey, Audie! Packard knew what it had to do to survive....bringing back the 6 was a smart move, although some would argue that it diminished the brand. It's clear that they didn't skimp on luxury appointments. Thanks! :) Jack
The shine on that car is fantastic!
Hey, Steve! Yes indeed, and black is such an appropriate color for this car! Thanks! :) Jack
“ Ask the Man Who Owns One. “ was their very well known slogan. 1930s Packards are all beautiful cars. Packard was the only non Big 3 luxury car maker to survive the Great Depression. The “Junior” series six cylinder models 110 and 115 and the 8 cylinder 120 introduced in 1935 became big sellers, keeping the company financially viable . The number of buyers for the much higher priced traditional custom built “Senior” Packards ( Super8 and Packard 12) remained too low to be profitable by themselves.
It was indeed a smart move to make their cars affordable to a much wider spectrum of customers...it was facing reality, and Cadillac did a similar thing with LaSalle, but it didn't have the Cadillac name and would eventually have to go. Interestingly, I have an ad for Packard trucks early in its history! Thanks! :) Jack
cool❤❤
Hey, Michael! It really is cool...you didn't have to say you had money during the Depression....just show up in this! Thanks! :) Jack
They don't come prettier than this. It's sure hard to believe that this was Packard's 'value leader.'
Indeed! I think Packard realized that it couldn't stray very far from what had become classic Packard style. So very recognizable as a Packard! Thanks! :) Jack
A lovely old car.
Hey, Mick! I liken these Packards to royalty...they demand fealty! Thanks! :) Jack
Hey Jack. Beautiful looking car. I've always loved Pre-WWII Packards. I hope you're doing well. 🙂 🏳🌈 🏳⚧
It sure is a beauty! I'm doing fine, hope you are too! Thanks! :) Jack
@@coolrides I'm tired, but good. I just took part in a Pride event near where I live. It was a lot of fun. 🙂🏳🌈