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I've seen more than one of these 1939 1708 limos (12 cyl.) with green or black--leather or vinyl front interior. Is this correct?

Also, what would one of these 39 limos be worth in today's market in a legit 1-2 condition? I'm always fascinated by the limos, especially the 12 cyl. models and what their values are.

Vinyl would be incorrect, but it was traditional for limos to have a leather front seat (black, normally) and wool broadcloth in the rear.

1939 is the last year for the Packard Twelve and all of them have good values. Value can be a difficult thing to assess, but I'd suggest a 39 Twelve limo in really fine condition might sell for $80,000 and upwards from there.