Many Thanks David,

"Permanent Top Touring" that really describes it. Kinda a hybrid. The lack of side windows is an issue as they cant be found. I imagine that they were like a touring car but the connectors are different. I need to research this more!

Our 1923 Packard 126 Touring Sedan chassis #232. This is Packard Blue! (it's almost black)

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Great topic!!
The division of high-end pre-war prices and post war prices is very telling. I am amazed by how little some Packards are selling for at auctions. Then a corvette shows up and everyone goes crazy.

Frankly I dont know where my 1923 Packard Touring Sedan stands as far as an auction price. It is all original formaly part of the Harrah's collection. Mint condition.

Pix here:http://www.flickr.com/photos/disneybymark/sets/72157627470029817/

Any guesses??

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I updated the above link with more pictures!

Here are 38 more pictures of the car. With these you can better assess it's condition:http://www.flickr.com/photos/disneybymark/sets/72157627470029817/

I belive we have the "1923 E 6 cylinder Touring Sedan" purchased in 83. Do you know what the "E" is?

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I belive this mint condition 1923 126 Touring Sedan #232 is very rare since I can not find any photos of it online. Is my assumption correct?

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