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Few more new ones:

1954 Cavalier in New Hampshire. Ad lists it incorrectly as a 1952. Decent car, but needs quite a bit of work. See some rust in the floors.

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1940 110 Sedan in Akron, OH. Like my first Packard, but considerably nicer. Mine was a bondoed over rust bucket. Pretty nice original interior, but probably way overpriced:

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1937 115C sedan in Alabama. Nicely restored, but do not like the leather interior and is way overpriced for this model:

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Exceptionally nice 1953 Cavalier in Omaha, NE. Attractive colors, just listed today;

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Totally restored 1948 Custom 8 Convertible Victoria also in Omaha. Just listed and is stunning. But I do not like wire wheels on these cars. Not correct for the period.

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Streetrodded 1939 120 in TX. I say yuck, but maybe someone else likes it. At least it does not appear that they altered the body, which appears to be really solid:

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Nicely restored 1956 Patrician in CA. Looks sharp, but not sure color is correct. Price seems reasonable if car is as nice as in the photos:

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I do like that '56 Patrician. Looks like Tangier Red and Dover White to me. Not a bad price for it....it's in really great condition.

And that '53 Cavalier is great. Love the color combo, and the engine bay is pristine. No pics of the interior though, and it looks as though the rear suspension has problems. The rear of the car sits way too high. Either the rear leafs were replaced with incorrect ones, or the shackles are flipped? Mine was that way from the PO until I got the shackles in the right position.

-Kevin

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It appears to be, based upon the available pictures, but you never know until you have a chance to touch it, and actually check the right places.

New Posting on FB: 1949 (22nd series) short wheelbase Club Sedan. Not sure of exact model. Engine missing. Looks like it could be a good basis for a rod project if you are so inclined. Located in Syracuse, NY area:

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This one has been on FB for a while, but just noticed it today. 1949 Super 8 (22nd Series) 7 passenger sedan, Model No. 2277. Very original car and looks pretty decent. Ad states only 53K original miles. Rare bathtub model. Car located in Ohio:

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Not a Packard, but very representative, in my opinion (read the description)

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I love it, that is so funny! Life really is far too serious to take seriously! I have attached an Official Conversion Chart to help everyone understand car ads better:

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here is 1 I always hear. It ran at 1 time. Didn't they all?

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This guy has this car back up again. 1947 Super Clipper sedan for $15K. It's the one that started out at $9K in the Florida panhandle last fall. Went to Lakeland and went up to $14K or so, and now in Lynchburg for another grand just for good measure.


It still has the same Mexican blanket front seat cover, likely also for good measure. The least he could do is quit using the Florida pics from the $14K ad and take some new ones, the lazy f&*%.

Couple of new ones:

1935 1203 Sedan in MA. This is not the similar model from the same area also posted recently on FB with the bad engine (and still for sale). Just posted today. Has dual side mounts. Ad says it is a west coast car. Looks very solid in the photos.

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Late 30's Senior Sedan parts car. Not sure of year or model as not much is left. I'm guessing 1936 or 1937 Standard 8. It is definitely a Senior car. Very rough, but drivetrain appears intact and may yield many useable parts. Located in Smithtown, NY:

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1936 120 Touring Sedan. Looks like a beautiful all original survivor car. Looks reasonably priced at $15K. Odometer shows 28K and that may be original. Located in PA:

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1941 110 Deluxe Club Coupe. Looks like a really nice car. Sharp two-tone grey paint scheme. Interior looks original and is in good condition. Located in MA:

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Big YIKES on the 37 Super 8 sedan parts car on LongIsland. Why oh why do these cars get so neglected....
Frightening.

But the air cleaner looks great!!??