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Packard : PACKARD 1940 packard all original inside and out

$4,750

Dallas, Texas

1940 PACKARD FOUR DOOR SEDAN. ALL ORIGINAL, 1 OWNER. NO RUST. WAS RUNNING TWO YEARS AGO WHEN PLACED AT A REPAIR SHOP FOR REPAIR. NEEDS WORK HAS BEEN SITTING UP FOR TWO YEARS. HAVE TITLE

Packard : 1955 Packard CARIBBEAN CONVERTIBLE Only 500 Built Dual Factory Carbs 1955 packard caribbean convertible 2 nd owner original paint 66778 original miles

$59,995

Oakdale, California

Hello Packard Fans!!!!! Up for Auction I have a California 1955 PACKARD CARIBBEAN CONVERTIBLE 1 of 500 Built. This California Original Black plate Car is number 461 of 500. As you may know these cars are very rare this one has never been restored and is in Original condition with only 66,778 Original miles. This is a two owner car the same family has owned this Packard for 40 Years. This car spent most of its life in a garage indoors in San Francisco California the Original Packard ignition key is in the ignition. The Original paint a three-tone color scheme of White Jade, Turquoise, and Gray Pearl is in good shape for its age. This car was bought from Lee D Butler a Packard dealer here in Northern California in the 50’s by the Original Owner. The car was then sold in 1975 and has been in San Francisco since then. The engine runs good. The Factory 275hp, 352 cubic inch V8 with Factory Dual Quads is still under the hood. This Convertible is unrestored and Rust free. This car will need complete restoration inside and out. There are some minor dings and a dent on the front bumper. There are two small holes in the truck lid from a removed AAA emblem. The horn rim is broken we have an extra one that goes with this car. An extra wing window assembly goes with this car as well. The power seat and Power top works good. There is a small hole in the top the size of a penny. The seats are showing a lot of wear, the seams are split where they were stitched. This car has been sitting for many years however it was just driven 90 miles to its new home in Oakdale CA from San Francisco recently. The transmission seems to be fine after the car warms up. When the car is cold the Transmission doesn’t engage very well mainly in reverse. The power windows all work but there is one switch on the 4 way that doesn’t work. The passenger window needs some help when powering it up and down. The chrome has some pitting inside and out. The Rear Power antennas do not work. The brakes work fine. The tire tread looks fine, but these are old tires and should be replaced in the near future. This Packard could very well be one of the last unrestored Convertibles left and to top it off it’s a true Rust Free California car. Please don’t let this one pass you by, you may regret it. For more Pictures Please click below…. http://s1353.photobucket.com/user/dsbad76/slideshow/ Any questions please feel free to ask or email me. 209-595-6680 Please Read before you bid!!! Warranty This vehicle is being sold as is, where is with no warranty, expressed written or implied. The seller shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defects herein, and makes no warranty in connection therewith. No allowance or set aside will be made on account of any incorrectness, imperfection, defect or damage. Any descriptions or representations are for identification purposes only and are not to be construed as a warranty of any type. It is the responsibility of the buyer to have thoroughly inspected the vehicle and to have satisfied himself or herself as to the condition and value and to bid based upon that judgment solely. The seller shall and will make every reasonable effort to disclose any known defects associated with this vehicle at the buyer's request prior to the close of sale. Seller assumes no responsibility for any repairs regardless of any oral statements about the vehicle.

Trim Convertible

Packard : PACKARD 200 2 DOOR 1951 packard 200

$17,500

Salisbury, Maryland

FULLY RESTORED 1951 PACKARD 200. NO RUST, PAINT IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. INTERIOR EXCELLENT CONDITION. NEW BATTERY.

Trim 2 DOOR

Packard : Packard Clipper 1946 packard clipper mint condition registered garaged

$35,000

Merced, California

Packard turned from building top-tier luxury cars prior to WWII to Rolls-Royce Merlin aircraft engines during the war, but picked up in 1946 with the Clipper series they had introduced in 1941. The returning 1946 Packard Clippers were almost identical to the prewar cars, being semi-streamlined two- and four-door sedans with fade-away fenders. The grille remained tall and narrow, only now with fewer and thicker bars. The Clipper could be ordered with a 245-cid straight-six engine that produced 105 hp, a 125-hp straight-eight engine that displaced 282 cid, or a 356-cid, 165-hp L-head eight. The latter engine was reserved for the luxury Super and Custom Super lines. The base Clipper rode on a 120-inch wheelbase, while the Super and Custom Super Clippers rode a 127-inch wheelbase. The Custom Super also came as a seven-passenger sedan and as a limo, both of which rode on 148-inch long wheelbases, which was one of the longest in the domestic industry. Prices ran from $1,700 for a six-cylinder car to $2,900 for a Custom Super Clipper sedan. The LWB versions were more than $1,000 above that price, still. The 1947 model year was essentially identical to the 1946. The Clipper is an interesting line to follow, with some of the 1946 and 1947 cars at the very top of Packard quality. Because of low production numbers, trim and parts are hard to find for these cars, and cars without needs can be difficult to discover. Once they are found, however, they are worthwhile additions to any collector’s garage.

Trim Clipper

Packard : Packard Clipper 1953 packard clipper straight v 8 new fuel pump new gas tank interior is good

$5,900

Annandale, Minnesota

1953 Packard Clipper Straight v8 New fuel pump New gas tank Interior is in good shape All it needs is some tlc 952-451-2104 [email protected]

Trim Clipper