Anyone have any feelings about the car? I was excited when I found it. Loving baseball, like just about everyone else here, I love the year it happened to be.
Is $12,500 way to high a price? It's registered out of Michigan as a Historical vehicle with the Historical License.
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a 1918 Packard?
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1941. A great baseball year. I know what I would have on the plates.Originally Posted by Big_E
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NYY WS
JOE D MVP
what else?
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Very cool car, btw...
Fantasy Baseball: Larrupin' Lou's; New York Knights.
NYY WS
JOE D MVP
what else?
D56 W406
Just a Sox Fan with a Yankee Wife in tow... and with one little Red Sox fan now welcoming her new baby Yankee fan sister into "our" Yankees/Red Sox World.
I'd have to see a picture to have an opinion. I'm into Studebakers mostly, but appreciate Packards too. Studebaker bought Packard in the 50s and actually marketed "hybrids" (Studebaker-Packards) for a few years. Here's my favorite: a 1958 Packard-Hawk. It's basically a Studebaker Hawk with a Packard front end on it and a Packard 352 c.i. V8 under the hood.
Post a pic of the car you're looking at.
Thanks for the memories, George. You made the Yankees what they are today... Champions!
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