We saw this beauty in a parking lot over the weekend. We are not car buffs at all, but this one has been so beautifully and lovingly restored that it was impossible not to admire it.
According to the hood ornament, it’s a Packard 8. The front end is long because it houses all eight cylinders in a line, called a straight eight. According to Wikipedia, Packard produced the Packard 8 between 1930 and 1938.
If you can add any more information, I’d love to hear from you in the comments. And thanks.
© 2019 by Mary Daniels Brown
Retreading for Retirement 