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Origin by USA
First manufactured in Year 1935 until 1941, excluding 1938
Engine installed 4.2I (256 cid) sidevalve Straight Eight
Sportier models could reach 85 mph (137km/h)
In World War II Packard turned to aircraft engine manufacture, licensing the Merlin engine from Rolls-Royce, which was used in the P-51 Mustang fighter - ironically named 'Cadillac of the Skies' thus confirming Packard's fall from luxury-car grace.
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