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A few more from the NW.

1955 400. Project car, comes with extra parts (doors, hood, trim, etc). Engine has been pulled and rebuilt, also has oil pump conversion. Painted correct color. Interior is rough, as is exterior paint. Price is on target though: $2,500.

1951 200. This one has popped up for sale several times over the past few years. Still not many pictures shown, just like all the past ads. And the pictures that are there are garbage. No idea what the interior or engine bay looks like. It's not far from me so if anyone wants me to take a look at it let me know. $10,000.

1948 Club Sedan. Not sure if this one has been posted here already. Attractive body style but needs work. Engine has been rebuilt, painted in blue. Interior redone in some sort of non-original fabric. Not a bad car to start with, maybe talk the price down? Also not far from me, so if someone wants me to take a look I will. $7,500

The 1955 may be an Earle C Anthony car as I see it has the Autronic eye headlight dimmer which Packard never offered. Also, the 1951 isn't exactly original with the little Packard script on the trunk lid!

I’ve been chatting with the owner of the ‘48 in Kennewick or whichever of the tri-cities it’s in. Really nice car, the father-in-law reupholstered the interior, well done, but not true to the original. I’d take it off his hands if I didn’t have two already and I promised the girl friend that this would be the last one before I passed one on. So for now, it’s rebuild central here, continuing with this little find and a dream…

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1950 Super 8. Been off the road since the 60's but runs and has had some work done to it. Interior is in great shape. A steal at $1500 if you want a nice project.

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55 Constellation for sale in NY

Way overpriced at $2900. Could be a decent project if the body isn't shot (probably is)

License plate from 1969

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Clean 52 200, $9300

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Cool '47 Clipper long wheelbase car with divider and jump seats. Not mine, saw on Facebook Marketplace here: '47 Clipper Long Wheelbase

Pretty cool Packard in my opinion! Where is Wat? Fred would look good being chauffeured around in this Clipper! (Poor Fred is probably ready for a road trip after being under house arrest for so long! )

"1947 Packard clipper $11,000 Listed 3 days ago in Winchester, TN
1947 Packard Clipper limo it powered with an in line 8 cylinder as indicated in the pictures it has the fold out middle seat and a hand crank middle privacy window nice solid, southern car. This was used in Atlanta for weddings, prom, and other special occasions."

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39 survivor car 15 grand

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The '39 looks like a good deal for a good car. The 1939 120s retain the 1930s styling and offer an improved cooling system and full-steel body construction with improved body sealing against dust and noise.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/771271368443707/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A3352236a-a8b5-4712-967e-60824bc5271e


1941 160 coupe. Side mount fenders, new(ish) interior. $17,000.00. Several pictures in ad.


I think that this car was for sale in NM last year. It has a peculiar box (and a lousy picture of it) in the driver's side side mount well. That's what I remember.


Fred told me she'd like a 160 coupe. I told her to plan to wait for awhile.