1933 Packard "Debby"Bruce Blevins

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

John DeLorean and the Fantastic Ultramatic Drive

In the 1940s General Motors stunned the automotive world…
Bement and Evans on a rail trestle in Canadian RockiesPackard Motor Car Foundation

Riding the Rails in Canada in a Packard

Driving a Packard through the wilds of Western Canada in 1924.
Margaret at HersheyBruce Blevins

Margaret's Story - Part 5 of Why People Name Their Cars After Women

My fantasy car, a 1933 Packard Victoria Convertible named "Margaret"
TIME Inc.

LIFE and Times: Floating Cars and Magic Plastics

To pull off this trick, a 1954 Packard Clipper Super became a brave volunteer.
TIME Inc.

LIFE and Times: Rolls-Royce Merlin Aircraft Engine Production

The Packard Motor Car Company didn’t just make luxury automobiles—they took great engineering to the skies too.
1933 Packard "Rose"Bruce Blevins

Meet Rose - Part 4 of Why People Name Their Cars After Women

A rare 1933 Packard Coupe Sedan named "Rose"
black 1933 Packard car

Meet Debbie - Part 3 of Why People Name Their Cars After Women

One of my favorite Packards, "Debbie"
TIME Inc.

LIFE and Times: Packard’s 50th Anniversary Celebration

This festive collection sports double the photos for each year the PMCC was celebrating!
Bob Hope and Friends 1949 Michigan State FairPackard Motor Car Foundation

Bob Hope - 1949 Michigan State Fair Headliner

Packard, Bob Hope, and the 1949 Michigan State Fair