Pretty Big Car - Solved! 1944 Packard Brown Bomber

[Otto Puzzell]

Know what it is?

Please, respond below and let us know the make and model designation of the car posted here.

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[Otto Puzzell]

Nary a guess. Time to give the Experts a shot at this one. 

[Tuckeroo]

Edward Macauley's 1944 Packard Brown Bomber show car if my memory serves correctly

[Otto Puzzell]

Your memory serves just fine.

[@re]

Now that's a nice name for a car.

[aero-marine]

An interesting Packard. It got its name from the fact that at one time it was painted brown. Unfortunately we don't know just what brown, or for that matter which version had the color. You see, the car was modified several times over its life. No color pictures of the car are known - all were black & white. It began life in 1941 and survived to about 1948 or 1949. Anyone have an earlier version picture? Between 1941 and 1944?

[Otto Puzzell]

An interesting Packard. It got its name from the fact that at one time it was painted brown. Unfortunately we don't know just what brown, or for that matter which version had the color. You see, the car was modified several times over its life. No color pictures of the car are known - all were black & white. It began life in 1941 and survived to about 1948 or 1949. Anyone have an earlier version picture? Between 1941 and 1944?

I do - I'll post shortly.

[sixtee5cuda]

Here is another view of it: