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Thanks for the reference to Admiral Baldridge. A check of google reads of a notable figure in Naval history.
Someone should save this car! It makes me think that many of our Packards were owned by notable people, but that's not the only reason to save a Packard of course.
I am fairly local, but this car is just too big for my garage.

1937 115 sports coupe

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/5712096411.html

You might have the wrong Baldrige. The 42 160 was owned by Elward Baldridge who was a commander during WWII and was promoted to the permanent rank of Rear Admiral after the war.

I'd buy it except that it doesn't fit into my current situation. I was at a meeting last month and one of the engineers was working 14 hour days.

When I was a kid Baldridge offered me a commission at Annapolis. I turned it down because I already had an offer to work in applied math in New York City. Reagan was president and there was no chance in hell I would swear allegiance to him. Besides that, I probably would have been put onto a submarine, the San Pablo, or something else of no use. Sure I would be retired by 50 but I'd have lived a screwed up life. Elward had a terrible drinking problem.

1940 120 in rough shape but very cheap!

http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/cto/5708056812.html

That a couple of miles from where I am going to be moving. Temping, and in my price range! lol

Looking at all the pics closely, I understand the asking price now. It's a parts car only. The body has extensive, and expensive structural rust/damage. Lots of good parts, but the body is rotten.

Might as well go take a look at it Kev..... John

It's a bargain for the amount of good parts on it.

https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/5700186866.html

Complete 1950 Super 8 that runs for $900.

2 1938 six coupes. 1 has a sbc but the original engine is included in the sale, the other one is stock.

http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/5716760302.html


http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/cto/5716660381.html


On this 1925 roadster I have 1 question: WHY?

http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/packard/unspecified/1862049.html