mardi 17 août 2010

1933 Packard Twelve

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Seen at Monterey on the weekend of the famous Pebble Beach Concours is this rare 1933 Packard Twelve coupe. The same Packard V-12 was used to power Fran Roxas' Myth.

More about Packards:
1934 Packard Twelve
The Packard Caribbean - My Dream Car
What might have been

7 commentaires:

Olivier a dit…

Yess, vraiment magnifique de quoi faire rever, j'adore

Cezar and Léia a dit…

ahhh La vie c'est merveilleuse!
J'aime ça!
Léia

Francisca a dit…

This is a beaut too, Louis. Although perhaps my size would be more that little red number beside the Packard? I'm so disappointed with car designs in the last decade or so... they all seem to be so generic; can't tell one from another. Even in Europe, where a nice Saab used to be distinguishable from a Benz... now no more... :-( ... it's all gone to mass design. Or mayhaps you know better? Is there a current model that makes you go WoW?

Bibi a dit…

Now I'm confused...do I like today's car or yesterday's more?

LD a dit…

Magnificent styling. Maybe it's not too late. How much would it cost..a mere million? Seems to look quite different from the 1934 sedan I saw.

Small City Scenes a dit…

I love the coupe. Well that year even Ford made a good looking coupe.
Yhe Myth is 'fantabulou-is'.
Funny about car names. chrysler ended up using rhe aleBaron name in fack I had a 83 LeBaron Chrysler. Cool!!
Those old cars were so well made and made of steel too--Maybe heavy but they lasted! MB

Leif Hagen a dit…

Holy buckets! This one and the one before it are beauties!!