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1940 ford swayback

so before my dad bought that 1954 Baby Blue Plymouth that I posted earlier somewhere, He drove a Packard. I was 4 when he sold it, but I still remember the Sunday drives....running boards, front to rear opening back doors.

closest pic I cud find online. His was a 1943, they stopped production after that beacuse of WWII for 2 yrs so there was no '43 -'45 made

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0c/1942-Packard-160_1.jpg






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