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This amazing Machine has undergone quite a transformation. When the car was located in need of restoration, rather than restore to stock, the owner decided to go over the top with this one. The frame has been stripped and customized to fit new suspension and coated to display just as nice as the top side. The old leak springs are long gone and this baby now rides on air bags in all four corners. The front end has tubular control arms and rack and pinion steering. The car now rides like it is on air which is perfect for a comfortable cruiser like this. She rides on beautiful spoke wheels which really complete the overall look of the vehicle. The exterior is jet black which shows off the smooth body and lets the grill, bumpers, and wheels stand out. With a Convertible, the interior is just as important as the exterior. In this Packard they're gone with a cream upholstery to contrast the dark exterior paint color. Bucket seats front and rear provide seating for four to cruise in style and comfort. The interior features a beautiful dash with full instrumentation and even a GPS screen and a TV. This is...

In 1937 Packard was top-notch luxury. Hoping to catch more of the market, Packard decided to issue the Packard 115C in 1937, which was powered by Packard's first six-cylinder engine since 1928.

This Packard 115C Convertible is now powered by a 502 CI Chevy Big Block with 27,391 miles, which sounds great and shifts smooth with the Automatic Turbo 400.

Painted in Turquoise with a fully-restored Tan leather Interior and Tan convertible top, this Packard takes you right back to 1937! Options include: AM/FM radio, Convertible Top (Manual), Spare Tire, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Locks,...

Originally delivered by Jones & Manske Inc. , out of Redding, PA, on November 14, 1941, the Packard's were a sign of wealth & sophistication! Painted in a vibrant shade of blue, this classic beauty is sure to turn heads wherever it goes. The exterior color is nicely complemented by a tasteful blue/gray leather interior, offering a pairing of both style and comfort. Under the hood, you'll find a 245 CID I6 engine, paired with a 3-speed manual transmission. This combination delivers a driving experience that is both smooth and engaging, ideal for those who appreciate the art of motoring. In keeping with the era, this Packard 110 Convertible is also equipped with an AM radio. While it may not offer the latest in digital entertainment, it certainly adds an authentic touch that will transport you back to the 1940s. The car features a manual convertible top, allowing you to enjoy open-air driving on those sunny days. The process of lowering and raising the top is fairly effortless and adds to the overall experience of owning a classic Packard convertible! Adding...

This Packard is powered by a 350 CID V8 HO motor with a 350 automatic transmission. All with less than 5700 miles on them since rebuilt. This car comes with options like AM/FM radio, CD player, convertible top, Boyd wheels, classic gauges throughout, power steering, and power brakes. This a really rare find because it is a convertible, so you don\'t want to miss out on this one. The car is originally a southern car so the car is very solid. During World War II, Packard again built airplane engines, licensing the Merlin engine from Rolls-Royce as the V-1650, which powered the famous P-51 Mustang fighter, ironically known as the \'Cadillac of...

In 1935, Packard moved to broaden its market share with the introduction of a mid-priced, 8-cylinder model known as the One-Twenty. Offered in a host of body configurations, the new 120 was the first Packard of offer independent, or 'Safe-T-Flex,' front suspension with unequal-length A-arms, and it came equipped with a 282 CI L-head inline 8-cylinder engine producing a smooth 120HP. The power from the straight-8 engine was transmitted to the semi-floating rear axle by way of a 3-speed manual transmission and gave Packard 120 a top speed of 85 MPH. This example is a 1937 Packard 120 Convertible Coupe finished in Crème Yellow with Ox Blood interior.

This 1937 Packard 120 Convertible Coupe provides a rare opportunity to own one of the finest engineered prewar American automobiles, representative of a...