1979 International Prototype polo The Packard Twelve set the

The Packard Twelve set the standard for refinement

To help ensure the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum may continue to maintain and preserve this significant building

This illustrates the roots of Chevrolet’s legendary sports car

the legendary transportation capitalist behind the grand marques of Auburn

1979 International Prototype polo The Packard Twelve set the(ADOPT A CAR PROGRAM) This is the second of two prototype Scouts built by International Harvesters Engineering Department in Fort Wayne, Indiana, during an experimental program that began in 1977. The Scout had long been in production as a sport utility vehicle when this proposed new model was developed. Scout prototypes had been successfully tested to many government safety standards and IH durability requirements, and had been well received by the