What is this car?

[APauling]

I found this photo in my grandfather's collection. I don't know what it is. Any ideas?

[Dale W. Verts]

Packard?

Dale

[peter31a]

I would say Packard as well because of the shape of the grill shell and the hub caps. Mid to late 20's?

Edited May 12, 2014 by peter31a

[Art Anderson]

Packard Eight sedan, about 1927-28 or thereabouts. The shape of the radiator shell is the dead giveaway--note the "ox-yoke" shape at the top of the radiator--that motif never changed for Packard from about 1902-03 clear through to the end of the "Packardbakers" from South Bend in 1958.

Art

[Rob Hall]

This 1925 Packard looks similar in the wheels, grille, hood, lights, bumper...

[unclescott58]

Everybody who's responded has got nailed. Mid to late 20's Packard.

Scott Aho

[APauling]

Thanks for your replies gentlemen.

[always painting]

Sick ride your grandfather was a very lucky man to have rolled around in it.

[scummy]

mmmmm Someone had money . Very nice .

[Dale W. Verts]

Man I love bein' right. For a change.

Dale

[Rob Hall]

My grandfather drove Packards, not sure how far back, but he had a late '30s one, an early '40s one (a '41 coupe that my parents took on their honeymoon in '48), a '49 and a '55 I believe.. I've seen photos of them long ago...he was driving a '69 AMC Rebel when I knew him in the '70s as a kid..