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Barnfound Packard took wrong turn. (Upd. 1941 Packard 160 with airco?)

Thank you all for posting all these dozens of amazing cars and tons of parts since Sunday. Most of you had no problem at all to post their car and stuff.  Still a few of you  have a problem finding the right entry to place the car they have for sale. This one we found under 'Spot a Pre-War Car'

Possibly the seller was afraid having to pay for his advert, but as this is sellers first advert it is free for that simple reason alone. Second: we don't expect this car to fetch over 10,000, so no matter what, this would end up being a free advert anyway.
Seller Ronny Mangrum added as description:  " ....a near complete Packard that I found in a barn recently that I want to sell.  It is located south of Nashville, Tenn. Need to sell ASAP as the building is being torn down. The owner of the building said it is a 1936 but I think it is closer to a 1940 model."  Ronny, we are sure somebody either needs the parts or likes the project as it is. So you are kindly invited to post your free advert .
    

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woensdag januari 26th, 2011
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28 Januari 2011, 22:50
amonia gas - rather corrosive as well (perhaps the unit exploded - just joking).
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28 Januari 2011, 04:40
This is definitely a 1941 Packard, I have two 120's, a touring sedan and a sedan. This car apperas to be a bit larger, so maybe a 160 indeed. I have noticed aircon parts in the dicky. By co-incidence, Packard were one of the first car manufacturers to offer airconditioning at that time. We have an "airconditioned" (there is even a monogram on this car for that) 1941 Packard in India retaining these parts. I have an advertisement for the same. Apparently, as I am not sure, these used amonia gas, highly poisonous.
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27 Januari 2011, 11:26
This is definitely a 1941 Packard (poss 160 sedan), see similar (Headlights only) :
http://www.hubcapcafe.com/ocs/pages01/pack4101.htm
stuart
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27 Januari 2011, 06:36
I just restored a 1941 110 6 Cyl U.S. Navy Staff car - rare as rare come
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