Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Two of the Packards at the National Meet in Gettysburg, PA
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6 comments:
Hello Wes!
Beautiful cars there, are any of them single?
Good Luck !
Vince P.
Vince - the cars are single, the people here seemed to be married or ??
Nice, Wes... does your dad own a Packard? Both of these are from 1937, the black car is a Super 8 Convertible, the red one is a rare 120C Darrin.
A day at the National Packard Meet can't be bad! How many cars in attendance?
The car at the top is a green 1940 160 convertible sedan - my Dad's first collector he got in 1955 - a 1940 all weather Cabriolet. He has more than a few, ehem. The other one is a 1939 Darrin bodied 120C. There are about 100 cars - judging is today. More photo opps!
The car at the top is a green 1940 160 convertible sedan - my Dad's first collector he got in 1955 - a 1940 all weather Cabriolet. He has more than a few, ehem. The other one is a 1939 Darrin bodied 120C. There are about 100 cars - judging is today. More photo opps!
It's so cool that your dad has had it such a long time! Is it a factory-bodied car? I wouldn't have pegged 1940, the headlight/grille detail looks earlier, surprised to get the years wrong... thanks for the correx, Wes. The small details that distinguish a '39 Darrin are lost to me.
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