This 1950 Packard Convertible captures the peak of post-war American luxury with its smooth Inline-8 engine and Ultra-Matic transmission. Featuring a power-operated top and the iconic Cormorant mascot, it remains a definitive symbol of mid-century automotive prestige.
The 1938 Packard Six Convertible Coupe represents a pivotal shift for the marque as the first year for the all-steel body, featuring a smooth flathead inline-six and independent front suspension.
The 1936 Packard 1401 Eight Coupe Roadster stands as a testament to pre-war opulence, featuring a powerful 320 CI inline-eight engine and a stunning yellow-over-red leather aesthetic.
This 1949 Packard Custom Eight Victoria Convertible showcases the elegance of the 22nd Series. Powered by a 356ci inline-eight with a three-speed manual, it features maroon paint and dark red leather.
Featuring a rare Hercules body and a well-preserved Miami Sand finish, this 1941 Packard 1900 One-Ten Station Wagon represents the pinnacle of pre-war luxury “woodie” utility.
The 1939 Packard Twelve represents the final year of V12 production, featuring 473.3ci of power and 17th-series styling. This Meadow Brook Chairman’s Trophy winner is finished in Dark Blue over Red leather, offering a rare glimpse into the pinnacle of pre-war luxury.
This 1956 Packard Patrician is a highly original touring sedan finished in Persian Aqua and Dover White. Featuring its factory 374-cu.in. V-8, pushbutton Ultramatic transmission, and the innovative Torsion-Level Ride system, it represents the final chapter of Packard’s legacy.
The 1949 Packard Limousine pairs straight-eight power with documented celebrity provenance. Purchased new by Ruth and Vernon Forbes, this Dark Blue executive sedan reflects Packard’s postwar luxury leadership and formal American motoring tradition.
This 1951 Packard 200 Deluxe 4-door sedan is a long-term Idaho survivor featuring a 288ci L-head inline-eight and a three-speed manual with overdrive. Offered at no reserve, this two-tone green classic includes original accessories and a verified 24th Series production plate.
The 1937 Packard 1507 Twelve Coupe Roadster represents the height of pre-war luxury. Restored by Fran Roxas in Almond Green, this CCCA Full Classic features a 473 cubic-inch V-12 engine and documented history since 1953. It remains a pinnacle of American automotive engineering.