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55 Clipper Custom Constellation Hardtop Coupe. Too bad they used a roller to paint it.

https://amarillo.craigslist.org/cto/6164036419.html

1953 Packard Patrician in Akron, Ohio that doesn't run but seems solid for $2500.
1955 Packard Clipper Custom in Sterling Hts., MI for $7200.

37 115 convertible coupe (not a 110 roadster as the seller claims)
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/cto/6176038048.html

In re: 1955 Clipper Constellation. There is no doubt that painting a car yourself is cheaper than having it professionally painted. I asked a shop that specializes in the maintenance and restoration of antique cars about doing a re-spray of the yellow on my Constellation. I was told that his shop generally does not do re-sprays; but it would cost about $3,500 for mine. These guys are perfectionists, so I know the job would be done correctly.

That guy selling his Constellation gave me a great idea! Maybe I should just go over to Trak Auto, buy a bunch of cans of auto paint and many rolls of masking tape, and DO THE JOB MYSELF!!! After all, what could go wrong?

This is not on Craigslist, but a nice '49 at auction
http://www.auctionzip.com/auction-lot/1949-PACKARD-8-4-DOOR-,-96,068-MILES-8-CYL-ENGI_6C144109EC/

1951 convertible and a 49 lbw super 8
https://omaha.craigslist.org/cto/6172766249.html

Also on Mecum Dallas auction in September; 3 1932 902 2 passengers coupes for sale. What are the chances that happening?

56 Caribbean Hardtop. It is an hour away and has me thinking.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1956-Packard-CARIBBEAN-/352090468875?hash=item51fa3a320b%3Ag%3Ae-sAAOSwz71ZREyl&vxp=mtr

Located in NJ:

https://cnj.craigslist.org/cto/6175394938.html

I previously looked at this one but I passed after looking at it. The paint is very chalky - unsure if it could be saved - , the interior was redone in incorrect material and it has a Clipper engine instead of a Packard engine. BUT this could be the Packard that's perfect for someone, it just wasn't for me.

TroyT wrote:

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Doubt if you need the additional work, but that car clearly needs you.

He is still thinking.......