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Justifiable Optimism Shapes 2010 Outlook - Forbes December 24, 2009

This is an enormous confidence-builder, and will touch off consumer spending, home buying and automobile demand. Detroit has already announced a sizable

Former Trimble sheriff dies - Madison Courier December 25, 2009

Ind., driving his deep burgundy-colored 1935 Packard 120 sedan. Long would bring his classic car to antique automobile shows and even let a few people

State of the City - The year in review - Beach Reporter December 24, 2009

State of the City - The year in review Call them, make a reservation and hop into a classic Packard for a Sunday dream drive. It's a one-of-a-kind experience. Those are some of the highlights.

The most beautiful automotive creations - Globe and Mail December 12, 2009

The most beautiful automotive creations There are many classes for American cars, but one standout was the 1932 Packard Twin Six 905 Coupe Roadster that won its division. The winner in the Bugatti and more »

Get Ready for the Fall? - Motley Fool December 23, 2009

Hewlett-Packard and Ford. These were some of the hottest names of the late '90s. But if you ask the 145000-and-growing congregation on CAPS, we're thinking and more »

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HP webOS Moving to Cars, Appliances

inspires developers out there," Stephen DeWitt, in charge of webOS for HP,. told the paper, noting that there was considerable interest in the platform. “The automobile industry has no. interest in changing suppliers every year," Koslowski told the paper. HP was in discussions with Samsung over porting webOS onto the latter’s. intentions to port webOS onto other manufacturers’ devices, with a March 9. about HP’s plan to broaden webOS adoption through vehicles and appliances. Bloomberg report quoting CEO Leo Apotheker as saying the move could create a. “massive platform. declined to mention specific manufacturers or developers, however. at expanding the base and bringing to the webOS community an ecosystem that. HP has made no secret of its. HP may be arriving a little. note that many manufactures already have long-standing relationships with. In June, Bloomberg reported that. late to that game, whether it be operating systems for airplanes or autos, said. Thilo Koslowski, an analyst...

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Q:

Where can I get rid of parts to a 1929 Packard automobile?

My husband and I were rummaging through our garage and found parts to a 1929 Packard. Some parts to the car, others are accessories. Do you know where I can get rid of these items or sell them (besides on ebay)? Thanks in advance.
(asked by charlie on June 20, 2008)

A: Hemmings motor news, advertise in there and they will go away (answered by bayareart1 on June 20, 2008)

A: Junkyard (answered by karamba_power on June 20, 2008)

Q:

did packard automobile offer power steering in 1954?

288 straight eight automobile. Was it common?
(asked by Lawrence S on January 10, 2008)

A: Yes, Packard offered power steering and power brakes on all its 1954 product line, including Clippers. I think the first year Packard offered Power Steering was 1952.
Packard make a great effort to offer Power Steering and Power Brakes as a "standard options" on their vehicles. Both are extremely common options to find on a Packard, even a basic Clipper usually had these on it. The Packard automatic transmission (Ultramatic) also had an extremely high acceptance rate in 1954 as well. Packard was the only independent to develop their own automatic transmisson; Studebaker's Detroit Gear and Flightomatic were products of Borg Warner, though they did help in the development, they did not design or build it on their own.
Hope this helps, a car nut. (answered by a car nut on January 11, 2008)

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When was William Dowd Packard, founder of the Packard automobile born?


(asked by thirion460@sbcglobal.net on February 23, 8055)

A: Ask the Packard Owners Club. (answered by top-down on February 23, 6527)

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