In the Spring a young man's fancy....

Postcard, 1940

Packard advertising postcard, 1940: a young man on a lawn by a $867 price sign; reverse has the dealer's message.
Postcard, 1940
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In the Spring a young man's fancy.... PACKARD $867 AND UP, delivered in Detroit State taxes extra [illegible] Obviously, this young man is gripped by an idea that has swept thousands of value-wise motorists into the ranks of 1940 Packard owners. So many, in fact, that Packard, of all manufacturers, has the fastest growing family of owners in America! Why? . . . see other side. Greet Spring . . . in a NEW PACKARD! Come in and let us prove to you how easily Packard's low prices can make you "the man who owns one". Our generous allowance for your present car will probably more than cover the low down payment on a Packard . . . and reduce monthly payments to a surprisingly low figure. As against much smaller cars, a Packard compares favorably not only in being easy to buy—but also in being easy to own! Ask any owner about upkeep costs. Better still, ask us to show you the proof in black and white! Henry S. Volmer 1621 Haddon Ave. Camden, N. J. [illegible] UNITED STATES POSTAGE [illegible] 1 CENT 1 Clarence Burricheter, 711 Broadway, Camden, N. J.

PACKARD $867

AND UP, delivered in Detroit State taxes extra

Obviously, this young man is gripped by an idea that has swept thousands of value-wise motorists into the ranks of 1940 Packard owners.

So many, in fact, that Packard, of all manufacturers, has the fastest growing family of owners in America! Why? . . . see other side.

Greet Spring . . . in a NEW PACKARD!

Come in and let us prove to you how easily Packard's low prices can make you "the man who owns one". Our generous allowance for your present car will probably more than cover the low down payment on a Packard . . . and reduce monthly payments to a surprisingly low figure.

As against much smaller cars, a Packard compares favorably not only in being easy to buy—but also in being easy to own! Ask any owner about upkeep costs. Better still, ask us to show you the proof in black and white!

Henry S. Volmer, 1621 Haddon Ave., Camden, N. J.

Clarence Burricheter, 711 Broadway, Camden, N. J.

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