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The Model F was one of the earliest vehicles built by the great James Ward Packard. It consisted of a single-cylinder engine producing 12 horsepower. It was introduced in November of 1901. A few years later, Packard introduced a second Model F, this version consisted of a 2-cylidner engine now producing 24 horsepower. A three-speed sliding gear transmission and chain drive was also featured.
The model F's were assembled in plant, located in Warren, Ohio.
The model F's were assembled in plant, located in Warren, Ohio.
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