For V-12 Packards, a Special Homecoming to the Packard Proving Grounds
In 1932, readers of such publications as The Saturday Evening Post were treated to a full-page, full-color advertisement featuring the new Packard Twin Six.
Entries by Mary Anne Demo
Patty Anne – Part 9 (and Final Entry) of Why People Name Their Cars After Women
Patty Anne is a 1987 Lincoln I inherited from my mother in 2017. She is a qualified land yacht and rides like one. Totally original and in fantastic shape, I […]
Ask The Woman Who Owns One
Men are not the only ones who love Packards.
William – Part 8 of Why People Name Their Cars After Women (and Sometimes Men)
William is the only car named after a man and that’s because he was a widower. William is a 1962 Cadillac Sedan de Ville. He is totally original and totally […]
Debby and Lola – Part 6 of Why People Name Their Cars After Women
I bought two Packards; Debby on a guess and Lola for parts
Barbara Ann – Part 7 of Why People Name Their Cars After Women
Barbara Ann is one of those barn find opportunities we all have heard stories about. I will not go into details on how we two came together, except for a […]
Margaret’s Story – Part 5 of Why People Name Their Cars After Women
My fantasy car, a 1933 Packard Victoria Convertible named “Margaret”
Meet Rose – Part 4 of Why People Name Their Cars After Women
A rare 1933 Packard Coupe Sedan named “Rose”
Meet Debbie – Part 3 of Why People Name Their Cars After Women
One of my favorite Packards, “Debbie”
