1917 Packard Twin-6 Motorhome
Interesting! http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2015/10/13/home-is-where-the-packard-is-1917-twin-six-2-35-motor-home-donated-to-aaca-museum/?refer=hccweekly
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Presumably it's a class C, since it has the factory hood. In those years, the body of any vehicle may well have been built by a coach builder.
I very much doubt there is any gray water holding tank. There may well be a tank for fresh water.
Those arrow turn signal lights sure are elegant, even if they'd be hard to differentiate from a distance. And two more cylinders on the engine than my class C...it should make for a very smooth running engine.
I very much doubt there is any gray water holding tank. There may well be a tank for fresh water.
Those arrow turn signal lights sure are elegant, even if they'd be hard to differentiate from a distance. And two more cylinders on the engine than my class C...it should make for a very smooth running engine.
