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A running 48 2 door
http://worcester.craigslist.org/cto/5333482848.html

I've never seen a 54 conv. that wasn't an Ultramatic. Was it converted to manual you think?

Probably converted by a dealer or subsequent owner; Ultramatic was standard equipment on the '54 convertible.

Hi Packard0

For 1954, Ultramatic was only standard equipment on Patricians and Caribbeans, all others were still stick shift, at least that's what one source list, though I'd defer to Dave's greater detailed knowledge.

Not everyone was sold on automatics then, many distrusted their reliability and long-term durability. A stick with overdrive was still the first choice of many drivers who liked to be in more full control of the car's operation.

Here's a couple more pre-war choices:

A lovely '36 120B convertible coupe, very nice but Senior priced:
http://charleston.craigslist.org/cto/5289393673.html

A '37 115C sedan, just needs a re-upholstery BAD! The infamous pink vinyl interior victim:
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/cto/5312819589.html

Steve

I differ with 58L8134 on Ultramatic not being standard equipment on The Converbible, at least based on the information in Packard's Data Book:

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55 Caribbean Lower mileage pretty clean

http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/cto/5297056796.html

2 400's & a clipper (according to seller). $3k for all. Been sitting since the 70's in east tx so parts cars most likely:
http://dallas.craigslist.org/sdf/cto/5318235251.html

Not on Craigslist but somebody did some splicing and dicing
1954 and maybe 1956 with a Continental kit. Not for me lol On an auction at 1k with a BIN @ 12k


http://www.copart.com/us/Lot/37638035?searchId=1762323238

Replying to Bryan's question from 11/26, by the taillights that is a junior (110-120) car body. The senior (160-180) taillights had larger wrap-around lenses that provided a sidemarker functionality, some twenty-eight years before side marker lights became the law of the land.

Hi

That '54 Clipper Sportster shows up on CL for $5,500 here:
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/cto/5295929486.html

Now, Copart is trying to auction it for $12K, their estimated retail valued listed at the bottom at $38K!
http://www.copart.com/us/Lot/37638035/Photos?SearchId=55055918

Amazing how some cars get so much more valuable depending upon who is selling them.......

It's a small Packard world with this internet thing.....

Steve