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24/04/2024 6:04 pm Â
Here are some snaps of the big 1941 Packard limousine. This one was from Signature and done very well by them some years back. Here, it is in a cream color. It must have been quite the ride back then.
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Topic starter
24/04/2024 11:39 pm Â
Thanks ! Now days, the press of a button in computer photo software can change a photograph in a black and white image.
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25/04/2024 8:51 am Â
A Signature first and a Packard last. Â
That is, I've always considered this to be among Signature's first/best efforts, most (not all ) subsequent releases seemed a bit watered-down/less detailed.  The 1:1 car was among Packard's last expressions of market dominance in the "high-priced-field."  Post war Packards also became "watered-down." 😔 😔
All nice pics, but B/W for me too!Â
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Topic starter
25/04/2024 4:26 pm Â
I like virtual all of the terrific Signature releases and I am glad they did so many Packards. Their Packard Darrin convertible is excellent and the 1963 Studebaker Avanti is also a real favorite.
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Steve Jacobs and Christopher Moroni reacted
25/04/2024 9:00 pm Â
I like virtual all of the terrific Signature releases and I am glad they did so many Packards. Their Packard Darrin convertible is excellent and the 1963 Studebaker Avanti is also a real favorite.
+1, I agree Mike !
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