This 1932 Packard phaeton is one of several luxury cars in the Smithsonian collection. It was first registered to Layton R. Colburn, sales manager at a Packard dealership in Washington, D.C. In 1933, ...
ALBANY — Gov. Cuomo is resurrecting a 1932 state car used by Franklin Roosevelt when he was New York governor. The 12-cylinder, standard shift Packard Phaeton with leather interior has been for years ...
Shawnigan Lake School founder Christopher Windley Lonsdale would be very proud. This week, his treasured 1932 Packard Super Eight Victoria convertible was parked exactly where he used to leave it: ...
ALBANY - A car owned and used by Franklin D. Roosevelt is back on the road and visiting ceremonial events around the state. Gov. Andrew Cuomo's administration spent $10,000 fixing up the 1932 Packard, ...
When a 1932 Packard Twin Six custom convertible sold for $1.1 million last summer during RM Auctions’ St. John’s sale in Michigan, the car’s provenance no doubt influenced its price as much as its ...
Vehicle carried FDR to airport for journey to Democratic convention in 1932 COLONIE — When Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo drove Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1932 Packard across the new Northway exit to Albany ...
The ‘Ninth Series’ 1932 Packard was introduced rather early in June of 1931, hence the 31-1/2 model year reference. All other 1932 Packard models were introduced in January of 1932, following the ...
A 1939 Pontiac Plexiglas Deluxe Six "Ghost Car," and a rare 1932 Packard Twin Six Individual Custom Convertible Sedan, will up for auction July 30. Suzanne Ashe Suzanne Ashe has been covering ...
ALBANY, N.Y. — The 1932 Packard Phaeton driven by Franklin Roosevelt when he was governor has been on display behind a wall on the fourth floor of the State Museum in Albany, but largely out of public ...
IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. This 1932 Packard phaeton is one of ...
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