Explore the legacy of the Packard Proving Grounds with automotive historian Roger Luksik
History and automotive enthusiasts are invited to a special presentation on Sunday, April 27, from 1-2 PM at the Packard Proving Grounds Historic Site, where noted Packard historian Roger Luksik will explore the remarkable history of the Packard Motor Car Company and its legendary proving grounds.
SHELBY TOWNSHIP, MI – History and automotive enthusiasts are invited to a special presentation on Sunday, April 27, from 1-2 PM at the Packard Proving Grounds Historic Site, where noted Packard historian Roger Luksik will explore the remarkable history of the Packard Motor Car Company and its legendary proving grounds.
During this engaging talk, Luksik will highlight some of the world’s first automotive achievements that took place at the site and explain the ongoing efforts to preserve the legacy of this historic landmark. With a background in finance and decades of involvement in Packard preservation efforts, Luksik brings unparalleled knowledge and passion to this event.
“This is more than just a story about cars—it’s a story about innovation, endurance, and the groundbreaking achievements that took place right here in our community,” said Jeannine Morris, Events and Development at the Packard Proving Grounds. “Roger Luksik’s expertise and deep-rooted connection to Packard history make this an event you won’t want to miss.”
Admission is $5 for not-yet members and free for PPG members. Advance tickets can be purchased online at PackardProvingGrounds.org/April27HistoricalSpeakerSeries.
About the Packard Motor Car Foundation/Packard Proving Grounds
The Packard Motor Car Foundation (a 501c3 charitable organization) owns the Packard Proving Grounds Historic site which is recognized as a State of Michigan historic site, and on the National Register of Historic Places. Its mission is to preserve the legacy of the Packard Motor Car Company through the restoration and preservation of the Packard Proving Grounds, educating future generations about America’s automotive history.
Visit PackardProvingGrounds.org for more information.
