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Make a left turn & head for the freeway. Once there, 70mph run for 2 straight hrs. Every video I see of these cars & others, owners drive like they're going to break into a zillion pieces. The only thing is that carbon is building. Drive these cars as intended from the factory. Very nice ride though/cool stuff.
1963???? Glaube ich nicht muss älter sein, denn er hat noch den frühen, kleinen Griff am Kofferraumdeckel. Und die Winker werden noch über den Hupenring betätigt. Ich tippe mal auf ein Baujahr um 1959 herum. Definitiv niemals 1963.
1941 Cadillac was the year of their first automatic transmission option, but it was new and not that many trusted it over the manual shift, or semi automatic shift
Wow, this is only $93,000! You must be extremely fortunate where you come from! At this price, you just cannot say, "Hmm." This is a fantastic deal! To buy one of these masterpieces in Australia, to get the cheapest one, you would need to save between $250,000 to $300,000 or more.
This car is a beautiful piece of history. Packard had always made such beautiful cars, especially in this era. Back in the day, cars were built beautifully. Modern cars are junk and boring. When you think about it, modern cars pretty much look the same.
Seeing as you know everything, you can buy it and spend the $$$$ it'll cost to change it. I've no faults with a car older than I that looks/drives/shows this nice......
Would you believe the 1934 supercharged Graham still holds the land speed record from Sydney GPO to Melbourne GPO (Australia) of 546 miles in nine and a half hours including detours around Police road blocks? (57mph average) The reason is because after this, the Police shut down any chance of beating it! The first right hand drive version sold in Perth, Western Australia by Arthur Bales Pty Ltd, was also the first car in Australia to have the accelerator pedal on the right. Before that, they were under the steering column. The driver killed himself within half an hour when he stood on the wrong pedal and hit a lamp post. The car was still driveable. This was told to me by the salesman, Les Bales who sold the car.
