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(@Jerry Gorsuch)
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CALL 911......My heart just stopped......BEAUTIFUL.....

P.S. - The Packard is nice, too.........................LOL



   
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I'm not usually a fan of pre-war cars, but...

...looking at that Packard, I can only say:

HUBBA, HUBBA!!!
Grin



   
(@Jerry Gorsuch)
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DITTO.....Same models plus a 1936-38 2dr Coupe in black.. PICS ...

OR any other color except Miami Sand........LOL

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(@Johan Bj?rndahl)
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I´m with you on that Dan, but I would defenitely like a few older ones too 30´s and early 40´s +....

Someone shold do a 4 door clipper as well, maybee a 1941 or a super clipper 4door from 1947 and why not a 1938 Packard V12 2door HT rumbleboat...



   
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Oohhh, Baby, come to papa.



   
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John Bono
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At least we won't have to compete with Muscle Cars in the '46-56 era unless you count the '50 Olds 88 which is OK with me. Fabulous car in that period.

When I vote for a '50 Olds I've decided to go with the Holiday Hardtop and convertible as is would make it much easier for the manufacturer to get two body types out of the same tooling. The '49 Olds-88 did not have a hardtop available.


USAF 1958-62


   
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(@Johan Bj?rndahl)
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This is one Miami Sand that I would not mind...



   
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Beautiful



   
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