1931 Packard 840 Eight Convertible Coupe stands out with refined styling, custom LeBaron bodywork, and mechanical precision that reflects early luxury motoring. Its straight-eight engine and detailed design highlight the craftsmanship that defined Packard in the prewar era.
1941 Packard 160 Convertible presents a rare glimpse into pre-war American luxury. With its inline-8 engine, manual gearbox, and bold design, this car reflects a time when elegance and engineering walked hand in hand. Its details still command attention today.
1935 Packard 1204 Victoria Convertible: A rare custom build combining pre-war elegance with a supercharged 6.2L V-8 delivering 580 HP. This unique convertible showcases timeless design re-engineered with modern performance and luxury details.
1950 Packard Eight Club Sedan stands out with its unrestored originality and 288 CI inline-8 power. Finished in Silver with a Tan interior, it carries timeless Packard charm with woodgrain accents, split bench seating, and an iconic cormorant mascot. A true survivor classic.
Explore the 1936 Packard 1407 Twelve Sport Phaeton, a rare and beautifully restored piece of automotive history.
1941 Packard 160 Convertible Coupe, blue and silver, 356 CI Inline-8, automatic, museum-grade beauty with classic style and chrome details.
Explore the 1953 Packard Mayfair Hardtop with its classic maroon and white design, chrome details, and smooth automatic drive.
Once owned by a Maharaja and Telly Savalas, this 1934 Packard 1101 Touring exudes timeless luxury and classic touring pedigree.