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Packard Motor Car Company
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The Packard Motor Car Company was founded by James Ward in 1903. Mainly large, luxurious, high-quality, conservative cars were manufactured. A technical speciality was the long holding to row eight-cylinder engines, while all other manufacturers had already changed over to V8 engines. Some references points out, that some Packard’s have been assembled in Poland. In 1942, the production of passenger cars was stopped. During the war, engines for aircrafts and torpedo boats were manufactured in large numbers.
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Year of construction:
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Passenger cars:
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Packard Series 20 Six (110), Eight (120), Super Eight One-Sixty und Custom Super Eight One-Eighty
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1941-1942
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Packard Series 19 One Ten, One Twenty, Super Eight, One Sixty, Custom Super Eight, One Eighty, Clipper
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1940-1941
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Packard Series 18 One Ten, One Twenty, Super Eight, One Sixty, Custom Super Eight, One Eighty
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1939-1940
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Packard Series 17 Six, One Ten, One Twenty, Super Eight, Twelve
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1938-1940
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Packard Series 16 Six, One Twenty, Eight, Super Eight & Twelve
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1937-1938
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Packard Series 15 Six, One Twenty, Super Eight & Twelve
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1936-1937
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Packard Series 14 One Twenty, Eight, Super Eight & Twelve
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1935-1936
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Packard Series 12 Eight 1200/1201/1202, Super Eight 1203/1204/1205, Twelve 1207/1208
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1934-1935
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Packard Series 11 Eight 1100/1101/1102, Super Eight, Twelve
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1933-1934
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Packard Series 10 Eight 1001/1002, Super Eight, Twelve
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1933
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Packard Series 9 Standard Eight 901/902, Eight Deluxe 903/904, Individual Custom Eight 904, Light Eight 900, Twin Six 905/906, Individual Twelve 906
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1931-1933
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Packard Series 8 Standard Eight 826 & 833, Deluxe Eight 840 & 845
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1930-1931
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