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Poll results: '49 Hudson, Lincoln, Mercury, Nash or Packard?
Voter(s): 24
Poll is closed Mar 11, 2026
'49 Hudson  -  votes: 7 / 29.2%
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29.2%
'49 Lincoln  -  votes: 0 / 0%
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'49 Mercury  -  votes: 2 / 8.3%
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8.3%
'49 Nash  -  votes: 4 / 16.7%
4
16.7%
'49 Packard  -  votes: 9 / 37.5%
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37.5%
Tie  -  votes: 2 / 8.3%
2
8.3%
Sorry, no interest in this selection.  -  votes: 0 / 0%
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Poll: Which Upside Down Bathtub? (2/26/2026)

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 Geno
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Rub-a-dub-dub, it's the Packard washtub for me. Bathe in luxury.🛀



   
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David Green
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For me, Packard, Nash, Hudson, Lincoln, then Mercury. A tough and interesting one, John.



   
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David Green
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Bath? It’s not Spring yet.



   
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Packard.  Love that styling.



   
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Posted by: @david-green

@perrone1 

Bath? It’s not Spring yet.

Wait, what? You mean I wasted all that water for nothing!?! Aw NUTS!  Wink  

 



   
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George Schire
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Posted by: @brush

Posted by: @georgeschire

If I rate them on true "BATH TUB" look, it goes like the:  1) NASH  2) PACKARD  3) HUDSON  4) LINCOLN  5) MERCURY. 

But if I rate them from "Best Looking" to "Worst looking", it goes like this:  1) HUDSON  2) MERCURY  3) LINCOLN  4) NASH  5) PACARD.

WOW! Complete agreement with you George. Except for the spelling of Packard, ha ha.

 

I had "Packard" spelled correctly the first time I typed it, but left out the "k" in the second reference.  I went back and corrected it.  I hope that in time, the smear of "White Out" on my computer screen will rub off.  Smile

 


George Schire
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For me it's Packard, Mercury, Hudson, Nash, Lincoln.

Gents, thanks for the replies!


John Bono
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John Merritt
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Packard, Hudson, Lincoln, Mercury, Nash


John Merritt
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(@jack-dodds)
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Mercury wins this one easily, then Hudson, Packard, Nash, Lincoln.



   
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All are great-looking examples of this style of automobile and I am happy to have replicas in various scales of most of the brands in this configuration.



   
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Posted by: @michaeldetorrice

All are great-looking examples of this style of automobile and I am happy to have replicas in various scales of most of the brands in this configuration.

I want to know why one of the Mints didn't give us an opulent Packard like this. Or one in two tone like this:

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@perrone1 Love it!


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Yes, Tony, that is such a beauty and in such a classy color scheme !



   
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