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To compete with Pontiac and Dodge, Packard decided to offer a station wagon to the public in 1937. The station wagon was built on the standard Packard chassis and used the same front fenders, grill, front bumper, hood, and cowl as the other Packard body styles within the series. Packard then contracted Baker-Rauling to build 100 wood station wagon bodies mid-year in 1937 for the model 115-c and Model 120-c body styles. It is believed to be that only two other 1937 Packard station wagons are in existence which makes this one rare Woody!

This particular Packard has received a thorough restoration spanning over a 20 year period. The current owner purchased this Packard back in 1986 out of Washington, D. C. which was then in need of a total restoration. Due to the fact that the wagon had been sitting for many years most of the sheet metal was either missing or unusable, so original parts were sourced from parts cars all over the U. S. The wood body was complete and in surprisingly good shape but required a totally rebuild using the original wood as a template for the new wood you now see on the wagon. Once the...

The Dark Cherry Metallic paint looks dripping wet, while still maintaining a vintage and classy vibe. The metallic shimmers in the sunlight and lets you know that this is one custom piece, while appearing antique and original under overcast skies and at night. Simply put, the color and finish highly compliment every angle of this gorgeous cruiser! The rolling lines of this voluptuous Packard for sale flow smoothly and are something to be admired, complimented by just the right amount of louvers, pinstriping, and chrome trim. The chrome 17' Dayton wire wheels are adorned with Packard caps and deep dish lips, wrapped in performance radial tires. With disc brakes peeking out from beneath the front wheels, the appearance of this Packard sedan for sale is going to catch attention from various forms of hot rod enthusiasts. Even the strictest of builders will find it hard to scoff at such a high quality build. Working your way into the cab you'll find an interior that smells and looks utterly delicious. The interior is plush, to say the least, with a rich tan leather. With a leather that could be described as a mix of honey, apricot, and marmalade, the tan leather is...

The black cherry paint looks good against the light grey interior. The beautiful True Spoke wire wheels are classy, and make you stand out in the crowd. Powered by a Chevrolet crate 350 cu. in. mated to a 350 automatic transmission, both with approximately 6100 miles accrued, this Packard has plenty of cruising power and reliability left in it. This well built Packard comes with upgraded power rack and pinion steering and power front disc brakes, for a safer and more enjoyable driving experience. Inside the interior...