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I'd appreciate in-put from knowledgeable forum members regarding this '35 Packard 120 currently listed at a starting price of $15,000.

I'm not an expert on prewar values but while waiting for the real experts to post, my thought is that it seems a great price after reading the description and looking at all the photos. Of course, without seeing it in person, that's the best that one can do. At that price and without reserve, it's bound to go up in price before the auction is over. Anyway, if you decide to bid, have fun and good luck!

Bob Powell is the seller, known Packard guy listed in the directory. Call him to discuss and if you are interested go see it in person. No appraiser or inspector will substitute for your inspection. Price is in the GENERAL ballpark.

Bob Powell is the seller, known Packard guy listed in the directory. Call him to discuss and if you are interested go see it in person. No appraiser or inspector will substitute for your inspection. Price is in the GENERAL ballpark.

That is a very nice looking and rare 120. It is not a touring sedan, rather it is a Sedan. In my opinion, a better looking body style. Also, no sidemounts - a big plus. Someone is going to get them a great Christmas present. JWL

It looks to be a good older restoration, one which can be driven and enjoyed now for a starting price in the ballpark for similar 120's in like condition. Good luck bidding on it.

Steve