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This Packard is now available to bid on. We have a lot of other Packard hubcaps and collector items also. Engine started up easiest of all the cars in the lot. Does need work but would make a beautiful car for someone. Dad loved this car.

Can I share a notice about an online auction of my father's classic cars and parts? lots of Mustang parts, Hubcaps, have a part of a Rolls Royce, car parts, automotive books and literature, metal signs, wheels and much more. Here is the link to the online auction '40 Packard 120 Convertible Sedan, '49 Plymouth Woody, Ford, Edsels & More At 502 Main St., Concordia, MO


bid.atterberryauction.com/m/view-auctions/catalog/id/20038/

'40 Packard 120 Convertible Sedan, '49 Plymouth Woody, Ford, Edsels & Mo...


Preview day is April 1st in Concordia MO and the auction ends April 2nd. Please share this link with all your friends. The more people seeing this the better.

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Please find below two further details from the same source as well as links to


lot #42 - Packard thermometer

lot #42a - Packard service sign (reproduction)

lot #63 - "Lincoln" hood ornament


Next to several hub caps a 1951 Packard book is also part of the auction.

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Wow, it went for $27K.................Very do-able!

Were those windshields for the back seat a 1940 option, or borrowed from another brand of car that made convertible sedans?

Passengers in the back get blown to bits unless it's a parade.

sorry but I don't really know

The rear seat windshields are an aftermarket accessory used on 2 and 4 door convertibles, they make riding in the back more comfortable. Riding in the back without them is the way 99.99% of the passengers did.

Thanks
James From
Kanter Auto Products