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I couldn't agree more, Kevin. I posted on the Barrett Jackson auction last week in Scottsdale and there were Packards going across the block there that looked amazing to me, for in and around $30K. No way you can touch a body & paint, an engine rebuild, and an interior for anywhere NEAR that. A guy is way further ahead 'buying it done' than starting with an expensive rustbucket. The only exception to that is for those very talented folks that can do most of it themselves, and there is all kinds of pride and satisfaction in that and I take my hat off to those artisans. Unfortunately, I am not gifted in that talent pool and must 'buy it'. There's no doubt which side of that equation yields better value, and if a worthy restoration can be found, that's where I'd want to spend my money. I WILL do a good job of tweaking it and keeping it in good order, once I own it!! LOL Chris.

Not Craigslist and not sure if the collection will be publicly listed but a friend of a friend whom collects Packards is selling his collection. I was sent these photos of one from the stable

If there's interest let me know and I will get more Information on this and the others

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That 41 2 door, does it have factory air conditioning?

It's a junior model so possible but not likely.

Looks like an air conditioning badge under the hood release?

Yes this 1941 120 has factory a/c, and it is for sale in Sebastopol Calif..Over the years i have seen about a dozen prewar jr. Packards with this option...........D

Price? Photos?

Yes it has factory air

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If there is interest in the 41 please PM me. I am currently helping a friend of a friend by doing this and will help how I can. I've been told the car is original and drives well