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I manage a building that has housed a unique collection of classic cars since before I took it over. We are in the process of freeing up space and are offering the following vehicles for sale. The specific Packards and their respective pricing is listed below.

https://warehousefindcar.com

1940 Packard Boat Tail - $35,000
1950 Packard (tan) - $18,000
1950 Packard Super 8 - $18,000
1951 Packard (black) - $11,000
1951 Packard Deluxe - $17,000
1951 Packard Convertible (black) - $38,000
1951 Packard Convertible - $13,000
1951 Packard Convertible - $13,000
1952 Packard - $10,000
1952 Packard - $6,000
1953 Packard Convertible 250 (Red) - $48,000
1956 Packard Patrician - $8,000
1956 Packard Patrician - $17,000

That's quite the collection, with some good cars for sale and many for decent prices. The black '51 Patrician for 11K is a good example. It doesn't look like it would take much more than the standard tune up and fluid replacements, plus a good wash, and someone would have themselves an excellent car. If I wasn't so neck-deep in building a shop I would be seriously tempted.

The '52 Mayfair, the tan '51 convertibles, and the '56 Patricians all caught my eye as well.

My wife says I don't need another Packard. I disagree.

-Kevin

Location?

Side Question. I can't find out if a 300 series door will fit on a 200 series ..
51-54 year

I have access to a 53 300 series parts car.
wondering if the door will fit on my 51 200, both four doors

wrong thread I know. apologies

Front doors would interchange, rear doors would not.

Not clear where ownership status is.

THANK YOU JOHN

That 1940 boattail looks awkward, maybe it is the angle of the camera

The 1950 'Super Eight' isn't a Super Eight.

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Only one picture of it? Most of the other cars had several. Some different things on that car....a split front bumper? Can't say I like the huge horns on the fender either. I've never been big on boat tails anyways.

Still, some nice early 50's examples there. A couple of those would make great project cars for someone.

-Kevin