Packard video about getting the word for the body structure... from where I was born and raised, the Upper Penninsula of Michigan

the horses are hitched to the truck... how under powered is the truck engine for that load? I doubt anyone would put that much wood in a new 1500 Dodge, Chevy, or F150 Ford!

Among a treasure trove of 1920's and 30's Packard videos https://www.youtube.com/user/mrpitv/videos?sort=dd&shelf_id=1&view=0

Thanks to George!

they are still out there, a 1921 Packard with a V12

Found on http://www.prewarcar.com/classifieds/ad13743.html though don't expect to hear back from the owner... I emailed him for a couple photos and have been ignored

Manchurian warlord had a armor plated Packard made in New York to protect him from the Chinese peasants

Zhang Zuolin (also Chang Tso-Lin or Tsan Tso-Lin) , dominated Manchuria between 1916 and 1928 and felt it necessary to commission this unique armor-plated 1921 Packard Twin Six to protect himself as he traveled through his territory. He chose the prestigious New York City coach builder Brooks-Ostruk for the task.

Mr. Zhang paid a high price for his security. At a whopping $35,000, it was the most expensive custom body made in America at the time.

found on http://theoldmotor.com/?p=113498