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Okay guys, I've got a new question for you. In your humble opinion, what is the most UNDERVALUED Packard model at sales and auctions right now? Personally, I feel the '41-'47 Clippers are greatly undervalued for what they are, quality and style-wise. Of course I own a '41, but that has nothing to do with it! he he he :)

Any 51-54 non-convertible model. Great cars and super cheap prices.

1932 903 Coupe roadsters

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Especially Green 1932 903 Coupe roadsters.


I also agree that the '41-'47's are VERY undervalued. They are very long and sleek for what was out there.

I think the '55 & '56 Seniors are undervalued. The '55 & '56 Clippers Extremely undervalued.

I'd say that none of the V8 Packards I've been interested in appear to be undervalued at all!

I did see a 4-door Exec on Craigslist last year that looked very nice for the price. If it had two fewer doors... but that's probably why it was reasonable. I don't remember the exact price, but my "reasonable" is probably someone else's "undervalued."

Remember the old trader's rule: Whatever you have to sell is gold until you're offered what you're willing to take; whatever you want to buy is automatically crap, until they accept what you're willing to pay.

(That's just my own rule, FWIW. Others may have different ideas.)

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Especially Green 1932 903 Coupe roadsters.


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You mean Grey Poupon

I vote the 1951 200.

Agree on '51 to '54s - especially since these were recognized as design leaders when new. Prices seem all over the map for a nice example, looks like a sharp shopper could get a sedan in really presentable shape well under $10K.

51-56 all models except Caribbens! i cant afford a caribben if i tried! however the others i can get!

I'd say all 1948-1956 except convertibles. While some of them are not exactly cheap, they are much lower than comparable Buicks and Cadillacs of the era.