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Hello,

I would like to buy a Packard 15 Modell 115 Coupe (6 Cylinders) year 1937 in an very good condition, like the photo.

Does somebody know the price now. Here in Europe I don't find an pricing for that car.

Pleas let me know.

Yours!

Peter

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For 1937 the 115C Coupe came in two versions, Business Coupe, model 1088, single large trunk, and Sport Coupe, model 1085, Rumbleseat and small trunk.
Pricing varies considerably based on model and condition - but these smaller coupes bring strong $ as they are quite desirable as they are fun and easy to drive, as well as being towards the affordable end of the Packard price spectrum.

The 115C Convertible Coupe, model 1089 only came with a rumbleseat and small trunk, but there is plenty of room in the rumbleseat area for luggage. There is a particularly nice one being offered from Tom Laferrier, a known Packard hobbyist. See athttp://www.tomlaferriere.com/listings/1937-packard-115c-convertible-coupe-2

(Actually this is my car, so if you were looking for a conv.coupe, please feel free to contact me directly via a private message on this website, or my direct email is flackmaster at sbcglobal point net)

The 115C and 120C convertible coupes are universally regarding as one of the most desirable "junior" cars and have been very solid and strong in value.

G'day Peter007,
to PackardInfo. When you find a '37 115C Coupe I invite you to include it in the Packard Owner's Registry.

Thank you, I already bougt an 1937 115 15 Business Coup?.

Did I pay to much with $ 60.000,00 in A very good condition.

What you think?

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G'day Peter,
for including your '37 Six Business Coupe in the Registry, a very nice looking Packard.

I think if you are happy who is to say?
But you do win the trophy for the most expensive 1088 I've ever heard about.