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Ahhh nothing a little sheet metal patch wouldn't fix

Here are a few more parts cars or possible projects from FB Marketplace:

1956 Patrician parts car with intact 374 CI V8. Western NY state:

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Above poster also has this 1956 Clipper Executive parts car:

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Another 1956 Executive sedan. This one is more intact, but still very rough. Reading, PA:

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Complete 1940 110 drive train. Good engine, trans, etc. Appears seller is building a street rod and is stripping out the original drive train. Hazleton, PA:

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Two very rough 1953 Clipper sedans, but may yield useable parts. Seymour, IN:

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Complete rebuilt 1939 120 engine in Texas for only $1,500. Seller interested in Packard parts trade:

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Very solid 1936 120 B sedan in Lancaster, CA. Looks like a worthy project:

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1955 400 in Washington state. Looks restorable, but is a borderline parts car

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Bullet holes in the windshield of the last one.

Those are "speed holes"!

The '55 400 in WA also comes with a replacement windshield and new wiring harness. The price is fair for what you are getting. Definitely going to be some rust issues, but that can be addressed. For the right person that car would make a great project.

-Kevin

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This car is a Packard Executive, not a Clipper Executve. The Executive was based on a Clipper Custom but was a Packard.

On the one listed as 1939, not sure the year of the engine but the head is a 1941 or later as it has the mounting bosses for Electromatic Clutch which earlier engines did not have.

Here are a few more. These are all CCCA recognized classic Packards and are either restored or good originals. I'm surprised that cars like this would be advertised on Facebook. Have not seen these on other old car sites, like Hemmings.

1929 640 Sedan. Looks like a beautiful restoration in period correct colors. Asking price seems reasonable:

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1942 160 Convertible Coupe. Recent price drop. Seller was at Hershey and was asking quite a bit more for the car:

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Very nice 1930 Standard 8 sedan. Believe it is a 726:

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One more from FB. 1929 626 Coupe in Spokane, WA. I have seen this car before on a couple of other sites, including the PAC website. It has been for sale for a long time, probably at least a year. Wonder why, as it looks like a really nice original car and the asking price seems reasonable. I would be interested in this car if it were closer.

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Clean 1940
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Dirty 1949
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