Packard for Sale in Bedford Heights, Ohio

The V-12 Packard was produced from 1933 to 1939 with over 35,000 in production. In 1936, Packard made 682 cars in the 14th series. This beautiful 5-passenger coupe, model 1407 originally sold for $3,990.00. In the 1936 model year, Packard employed...

By 1940, most luxury automakers realized that the days of massive engines hauling equally massive bodywork were drawing to a close. Packard dropped the V12 in favor of an all-new straight-8 that neatly bisected the line between the 320 cubic inch ...

For 1955, Packard introduced an all new overhead valve V8 to replace their antiquated straight 8 to compete directly with Cadillac. In top spec as found in their most expensive model, the Caribbean, the 352cid version featured Rochester dual 4-bar...

This 1941 Packard One-Eighty LeBaron is one of 99 examples produced and 20 known survivors. Formerly owned by Harrah’s Automobile Collection and Richard Gold. Only 48,000 actual miles; sympathetic and well maintained restoration. Among the last an...

Only 3,864 of these rare Packards were built between 1948-1950. The station sedan used both a steel sub frame and steel passenger doors on which structural hardwood panels were mounted to create a Woodie station wagon. The rear gate was the only w...

Due to the economic turmoil of the early 1930s, many auto manufacturers struggled financially. One of the most devastating areas was the luxury car market. As the pool of potential buyers dwindled, competition rose quickly. This was certainly true...

By 1940, most luxury automakers realized that the days of massive engines hauling equally massive bodyworks were drawing to a close. Packard dropped the V12 in favor of an all-new straight-eight that neatly bisected the line between the 320 cubic ...