This Packard is the recipient of a complete body-off, frame-up restoration. Only the paint, trim work and chroming were outsourced.
Three Packard models were available for 1930 - - the company's Seventh Series - - the 733, 740 and 745. The 740 and 745 models shared Packard's venerable 384 cubic inch straight eight motor that developed 106 horsepower.
New for 1930 were a four-speed transmission and Detroit Lubricator updraft carburetor. Parking lamps were now fender-mounted and all glass was shatterproof. The side-mounted spares and disc wheels were optional.
What a sharp looking car! Excellent photography as well.
Mr palmer
Loc: Currently: Colorado, USA, Terra, Sol
+1. Excellent work on a beautiful car!
Reuss Griffiths wrote:
This Packard is the recipient of a complete body-off, frame-up restoration. Only the paint, trim work and chroming were outsourced.
Three Packard models were available for 1930 - - the company's Seventh Series - - the 733, 740 and 745. The 740 and 745 models shared Packard's venerable 384 cubic inch straight eight motor that developed 106 horsepower.
New for 1930 were a four-speed transmission and Detroit Lubricator updraft carburetor. Parking lamps were now fender-mounted and all glass was shatterproof. The side-mounted spares and disc wheels were optional.
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Gorgeous looking car Reuss.
A different era car. When each car manufacturer designed their own look. Beautiful car.
Beautiful cars. Excellent photos.
xt2
Loc: British Columbia, Canada
Reuss Griffiths wrote:
This Packard is the recipient of a complete body-off, frame-up restoration. Only the paint, trim work and chroming were outsourced.
Three Packard models were available for 1930 - - the company's Seventh Series - - the 733, 740 and 745. The 740 and 745 models shared Packard's venerable 384 cubic inch straight eight motor that developed 106 horsepower.
New for 1930 were a four-speed transmission and Detroit Lubricator updraft carburetor. Parking lamps were now fender-mounted and all glass was shatterproof. The side-mounted spares and disc wheels were optional.
This Packard is the recipient of a complete body-o... (
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Nice shots. It would be interesting to see original photos prior to post work alone side.
Love the 30's Packard's. Nice shots.
bikinkawboy wrote:
What a sharp looking car! Excellent photography as well.
Appreciate your comments bikinkawboy. The two-tone blue combination really pops.
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