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I believe that pile of parts with a Clipper body consumed a Junior, not Senior

Three really nice prewar Packards just listed on FB Marketplace today:

1930 726 Sedan. Fully restored with nice paint, chrome and interior. Video shows car running and driving. Dual side mounts with disc wheels and wide whites. Has Goddess hood ornament and luggage rack. Asking $25K. Ohio:

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1941 110 Sedan. Excellent older restoration in an attractive shade of green. Very clean looking car. Runs and drives but needs brake work. Asking $8,500. Pennsylvania:

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1936 Senior Eight Sedan. Not sure of model. Appears to be an older restoration which has been in storage for many years. Currently in a cramped garage covered in dust with stuff piled on and around the car. See a lot of moth damage to the interior, particularly the headliner. Not running and probably hasn't in decades. Son of owner is selling and is looking for offers on his dad's Packard. No price listed. Wisconsin:

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1956 Clipper Custom 4 door up for auction. October 14th, located in Jacksonville IL. Looks like a nice original survivor. Attractive two tone green and white. Interior looks pretty nice, as does the engine bay. I don't see this model come up very often. For the right price this would be a good car for someone to jump into and have an easy driver.

That is a bit of a strange one: factory air but no radio or pushbutton shift.

I agree. Must have been a special order. Can't imagine a dealer spec'ing a car this way.

56 exec 4dr parts car or big project near Ross.

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A few in the Pacific Northwest

1951 Patrician - $3,500. Parts car or project. Actually doesn't look like a terrible starting place, but will need everything. Not a terrible price for a parts car with all components there (from what I can see). Might be able to talk them down.

1949 Deluxe Touring Sedan - $2,950. Car appears solid, body mostly straight apart from a small dent on the passenger front. Motor is free. Interior has water damage and headliner is shot, but the dash, steering wheel, and rear seat are surprisingly good. Door cards might be able to clean up some as well. This one is not far from me and would make a fun project. Maybe not the most desirable of models, but the price and the fact that it's not far from me are tempting.

1948 Standard Eight Touring Sedan - $2,000. Even better price for this one. Project car in similar condition. Can't tell if the color is original. Apparently the '48's had painted bumpers. I kind of like it.

1953 Clipper Sedan - $5,000. Project car. Faded Polaris Blue on the outside, could probably be brought back to a good color and shine. Interior doesn't appear too bad and could probably be cleaned up too. States motor runs. Everything else needs to be done. Not a bad project start. Maybe a little overpriced.