[travancore]

Tajpur Estate

[KPS]

Originally Posted by harit

There is a 7 seater Limo 1939 in excellent condition with Khoday collection. Can somebody post a pic?

Originally Posted by DKG

I have one of it somewhere. Its a 1939 Super Eight Touring Limo, body no 1270 if without partition then its a Touring Sedan, body no 1271. Its on a massive 148 in wb

After 11 years, we get a picture of the car. Thanks to KVCCC Member S Hegde, who post a KVCCC Rally picture, where this car had attended



I have seen this car personally, it remains in great shape. It has a partition glass, so as DKG had stated, it is a Touring Limousine. I understand that this is Ex-Kolhapur, but cannot authenticate the same from my side.

Cheers

KPS

[KartikeyaL]

Any Update on this one?

Nabha 48

[KartikeyaL]

Originally Posted by travancore

Here are two views of a 1937 Packard Super Eight, body by Rollston (Maharaja of Gwalior)
(source: Michigan State University / Detroit Public Library)

Below is another interesting picture also posted before....the Gwalior Garage . The car on the right maybe the same car above (courtesy: LIFE)

Same picture different angles from LIFE

[KartikeyaL]

Cross posting

Somnath Ghosh shared this picture of his grandfather's Packard, Calcutta, Circa 1940

[KartikeyaL]

Cross posting

This Packard was for sale a few years ago, pictures recieved from a friend, wonder where it is now ?

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by KartikeyaL

Cross posting

This Packard was for sale a few years ago, pictures recieved from a friend, wonder where it is now ?

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I would say a mid 1920s Buick and not Packard?

[KartikeyaL]

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

I would say a mid 1920s Buick and not Packard?

Right as always !

Meanwhile here is one which was shared by Amulya Dahanukar

My grandfather W.L.Dahanukar's 1947 Packard Clipper 6, Pune, India

[KartikeyaL]

Cross posting from my post here

Wonder where happened to this one ?

Gen. Stillwell's Visit To New Delhi, 1943

Publisher: TimeLife
Provider: LIFE
Photographer: William Vandivert
Credits: Life Magazine
Copyright: © Time Inc.

[kasli]

That’s a 1941/42 Packard . The grill changed in 1945 but rest of the mechanicals and trim stayed the same. The dash changed too after the war.

Great find.

Originally Posted by KartikeyaL

Cross posting from my post here

Wonder where happened to this one ?

Gen. Stillwell's Visit To New Delhi, 1943



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[kasli]

That’s a Buick not a Packard , An early model though and could be customised to what one would like . Is this now in Jaipur
Cheers

Originally Posted by KartikeyaL

Cross posting

This Packard was for sale a few years ago, pictures recieved from a friend, wonder where it is now ?

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[kasli]

What a find .... Natha 48

Is this a 1937 - V12 ... Ghaziabad

Originally Posted by KartikeyaL

Any Update on this one?

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[KartikeyaL]

Another import by Gautam Singhania

[fhdowntheline]

My grandfather used to own a Packard. It was I think a 1940-41 model as per my father, and it had that flying lady logo.

[KartikeyaL]

Originally Posted by fhdowntheline

My grandfather used to own a Packard. It was I think a 1940-41 model as per my father, and it had that flying lady logo.

Great, any chances of finding a picture.