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EARLY CANADIAN BROOKLIN - No.6 1932 Packard Light 8

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EARLY CANADIAN BROOKLIN - BRK 6 1932 Packard Light 8

I started collecting Brooklins in the 1970s when John Hall was building them in his garage in Brooklin, Ontario, Canada.

Here is one that I got from him back in 1977 at a Canadian Toy Collectors Society meeting.

The model master was created by Julian Stewart who later started Durham Classics. His initials and date are at the front of the base.

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P1110923
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P1110926
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P1110930
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Pretty cool, and historic, to be marked JS 77 on the base.Ā  Plus you know what it means!Ā  šŸ˜ŽĀ 



   
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Probably found an inexpensive or damaged extra one and converted it into a Light Eight sedan.

1932 Packard light 8 X2 #1
1932 Packard light 8 X2 #2

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Very nicely done John.Making a 4 door sedan required a creative touch.



   
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@john-quilter Beautiful conversion John.



   
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