1937 Packard 120 Convertible Sedan

Asking $52,500.00

Reasonable Offers Encouraged


Location: Indianapolis
VIN #:
Engine:327 cu in straight 8
Transmission:3 Speed manual
Wheelbase:127
Power:120 HP
Mileage:

 

The Packard Motor Car Company turned out the finest cars in the world, built to the highest standards of quality and engineering for over 50 years.  This legendary Marque is the choice of Top collectors the world over.  No Collection is complete without a Classic Era Packard.  This rare Example would make a fine addition to any collection and will garner quite a bit of attention at any Meet.  The 120 Packard is one of the most drivable cars of the Classic Era with its fully independant front suspension, powerful straight 8 motor, and light and nimble steering. This rare Convertible Sedan is just the thing for your next AACA Tour because you can take along your friends without having to relegate them to a rumble seat. These cars exhibit all the legendary Packard build quality of their senior brethren.

A nice older restoration, this car is in exceptional running and driving condition. The car starts right up, runs smoothly and silently, shifts well, and stops well. The paint, while an older local quality paint job, still has quite a bit of gloss and shine and is quite usable as is. The Brightwork is quite nice and doesn not need replated. While the interior does exhibit some wear, it is without rips or tears. All the guages work, and the dash is in very nice condition . The top should probably be replaced as it is showing signs of age and I am uncertain how many times it could be put up or down. A later Packard 327 Cu in motor has been installed. The car has many desirable and interesting features like Dual Side Mounts, Integrated trunk with auxiliary trunk rack, Driving lights, and more.

This car would make an excellent basis for a rerestoration, or is usable as is as a tour car, since it is as I mentioned, an exceptional runner. This is a very rare and desirable car that one just doesnt see very often. It has been well preserved and will find a new home quickly I beleive.

 

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