[JoeProBono]

[cripplecreek]

I saw a story about Dunning last year. When asked if she had lived in Plymouth her whole life she said “Not yet” LOL

[ken5050]

My dad went to work for Packard after WW II.. My first real recollection of a car.I was 6.. was when he brought home a new 1953 Packard Caribbean Coupe..The hood ornament was gorgeous..

[central_va]

Packard license built the v-12 Merlin engine during WWII. Too bad they went out of business.

[treetopsandroofs]

I assume the three photos in post #1 are all of the same car, so what is that red thing behind the car in the third photo?

[Williams]

Is this the 102 year old woman Obama said is “too old” and he would just give her a pain pill to die? Get her in a Romney commercial.

[PROTESTBYPROXY]

My dad’s last car was a 1955 red and white Packard Clipper.

[Larry Lucido]

“Packard. Ask the 102-year-old woman who owns one.”

[afraidfortherepublic]

Well, my husband has seen a ticket, or two, in his 2003 Cadillac. Those caars can get away from you because they are so quiet and smooth. It idles at 40mph. LOL.

Remarkable lady. The first thing my husband said was “That car doesn’t have power steering.” I though my mother was something because we got her to give up her car at 99, but Margaret Dunning is something else!

[CrazyIvan]

Just sent this to my 86 year old Porsche driving mother.

[afraidfortherepublic]

My grandfather always bought used Packards (pre WWII) for his teen-aged sons to drive because he said he “wanted people to see them coming!”

[Jimmy4Toes]

Bless her heart. Neat lady. Is she still available?

[MinuteGal]

I used to love rumble seats during my teenie days. The driver would tear around a corner and the young feller next to you would get plastered thrillingly to your side.....swoon, swoon, hubba hubba hubba.

Leni