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Just spotted this one. Rare 1940 120 Club Sedan in Ohio. Body No. 1396. Don't recall ever seeing one before. Looks like a good project. Ad states the car runs and drives:

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1949 (23rd Series) Sedan. Decent original car with new paint. Runs. Could be used as is. Salt Lake City, UT:

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1954 Clipper Club sedan. Appears this is the Clipper Deluxe Sportster model as I am seeing stainless mouldings on the center pillar. Has Senior grille. Looks restorable, but rough. Helena, MT:

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New listing on FB: 1952 Packard custom leadsled. This car was built in the early 1950's and according to the seller, was featured in a car magazine in 1954. Appears to have been based on a 1951-52 300 or Patrician. Needs restoration, but looks relatively solid. Wonder what the magazine was and if anyone can find a copy. This is really a piece of Packard history if the backstory is true. Car located in Tennessee. Only $3K:

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Re: the 1952 Packard custom......it may be history, but history in hindsight does not always look good.

Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.

The 1940 Club Sedan is a 110. How do I know? Because I owned it since the mid-'60s until selling it about 15 years ago when I sold my San Jose, CA house with its huge garage and large yard and moved to a new house with no yard. The next owner never bothered to transfer the title and it was still in my name the last it appeared on Facebook. This car was sold new by the Packard Seattle Company and currently has a 1941 engine but I still have the engine to which it is titled.

They were asking $3-4k a year ago and now asking $3500 lol

Same pictures too, wonder if it even sold...

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I was told that it had sold but I did notice the same photos.

This is what it looked like as my everyday driver back in the ‘60s before it became a club sedan. The same tires, purchased through JC Whitney when I was 17 (I’m 72 now), appear to still be on it! This was the first and only time I ever put chains on it and I still have them somewhere!

It never had the belt molding trim and the running board trim is from a late ‘40s or early ‘50s Hudson. For a while it also had Nash hubcaps.

1940 Packard Henney Hearse. Looks like a great project. Ohio:

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1955 400. Looks like a decent car for the asking price of $8,500. Really like the colors. California:

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1936 120 Convertible Coupe. This car was listed on Craigslist earlier this year and I responded. In my response, I indicated that I was seriously interested in the car, but that the asking price of $150K was not reasonable. To back this up, I included several links to recent auction results for this model. He never responded back. Guess he seriously expects to get this kind of money. What do you think? Does this car look familiar to anyone? Located in Salinas, CA:

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1956 400. Beautifully restored in Tangier Red over Dover White. Think this car is one of the nicest 400's I've seen. Well worth the asking price of $26,700 in my opinion. Cincinnati, OH:

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Maybe if the 36 had four more cylinders!

I'm pretty sure that 55 400 was for sale a couple years ago. Someone went to take a look at it (or paid to have it looked over) and found a fair amount of tacky repairs and other suspicious things.

$150k for a NON RUNNING car? Must have racked up a bunch of storage fees or something...

That 56 400 is beautiful. What a gorgeous car