Old Cars Weekly

The Sleeping Packard

Editor’s note: Rodney Kemerer’s “Tales From the Garage” column appeared for many years in Garage Style Magazine. This is his first column for Old Cars, and the staff is proud to welcome Rodney and his contributions.

In this “Tales From the Garage,” we stumble upon a “Sleeping Beauty” resting peacefully for 62 years and

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