packardsix1939 wrote:
Couple of recent FB postings"

1957 Clipper Town Sedan. Unrestored and partially disassembled. Body looks pretty decent, better than a lot of the others I have seen. Only $2,000. Apple Valley, CA:

humanpotatohybrid wrote:
Interesting project: parked indoors 25 years and has no engine. HOWEVER the paint and interior were supposedly redone at that time, and everything else worked when parked. Though I'm sure it would all need gone through again at this point.

56 400, best offer

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/PcknZhBN5j6KpxWe/?mibextid=oFDknk

humanpotatohybrid wrote:
'Nuff said...

Packard Don wrote:
Whoever built this and from whatever it was made, I agree with TxGoat that it looks good. Certainly banning something like this isn't a solution either. Then you would need to ban Ross and his Packups and remove the entire modification section. Where do you draw the line? Adding disk brakes? Putting in third-party and aftermarket components? Replacing panels with new ones?

Packard Paul wrote:
Hello all Packard friends, I have decided to part with my stock 1939 Packard. It's located in Kalispell Montana. Runs and needs a good home.

humanpotatohybrid wrote:
As long as it's done properly I'm confident it would raise the value. None came from the factory like that and doing your own conversion is difficult and expensive. V8 manuals are extremely rare (about 3% of total production, all Clippers) so they have some level of desirability.