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Motorcity 1941 Packard woody sold on the Bay for $3550US.Wow!!
Allegedly one of only two prototypes.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
I found the picture (pic) and it's a beautiful model. A little high for me but still . . .
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Beautifully done but I have to say I don't think it's the best looking woody I've ever seen
Wow indeed. I thought it would go in the high teens. I'm a big woodie collector but I wasn't tempted as I think it's design is some what lacking and I really for the most part only collect production cars. I'm sure Motor City did a fine job on it. Bob Hooper sold I believe this one a few years ago as I know it went to So Cal.
Very distinctive.
PICS - Here's a little more information about this car....
I'm with Curtis on this, high teens was my expectation as well.
This image is from my book, Independents in Miniature. As far as I know, the other owner of this prototype, who lives in the midwest USA, still has it.
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41 Packard, So called Prototype.
What is strange to me is someone going to all the trouble to make a label.A prototype is usually something not yet in production as a sample for revue.I know of 3 more of these models.I was informed a few years ago that there could be 5 or 6 of these.A guy in Moscow has one that came in an unmarked box and its a little crude,not M/C standards.Prototypes usually are not painted.I'm just throwing this out there because it seems suspicious to me.I have two M/C models that are to me prototypes because they are not painted and the metal is clear coated/no glass.There were two of these 41 Packards that sold for over 2k a few years back.