Packard for Sale in Missouri

Introduced September 8, 1947, Packard's new Twenty-Second Series models were the luxury carmaker's first new postwar models and succeeded the highly successful Clipper that debuted in 1941. Since Packard did not limit itself to annual model-year c...

1951 Packard Ultramatic 250 - $28,500 Year: 1951 Make:Packard Model:Ultramatic Trim:250 Mileage:42,367 Stock #:692096 VIN:24692096 Trans:Automatic Color:Turquoise Vehicle Type:Convertible State:IL

After World War II, most manufacturers fulfilled the public's desire for new automobiles with continuations of the pre-war body designs. It was far too expensive to retool the equipment, so it would be a couple of years for most companies to intro...

This 1937 Packard 115c humpback has been tastefully modified to enhance eye appeal, comfort, and performance. It is equipped with a 350ci chevrolet v8. Paired to a 700r4 automatic transmission. C4 Corvette front and rear suspension with air ride. ...

1940 Packard Super Eight 160 Touring Sedan (Model 1803) ?Same local owner for the past 14 years and prominent collection from southwest Missouri ?One of only 5,662 Packard Series 160 examples made in 1940 ?356 CID inline engine 8-cylinder engine w...

The Sixth Series exemplifies Packard's impeccable reputation, with smooth, refined 8-cylinder engines across the range and exquisite coachwork that immediately identified Packard owners as possessing the finest available in performance, luxury and...

The Packard Caribbean was introduced in 1953 as the top-of-the-line convertible model, built exclusively in limited quantities, fully optioned, and expensive! If you passed on a Cadillac Eldorado, it would cost you $1200 more to own the mighty Pac...

In the early 1950s, station wagons enjoyed a dramatic uptick in popularity with American buyers, especially as people moved from cities and out into the suburbs. The success of the Chrysler Town & Country had shifted the wood bodied car upmarket, ...

Introduced by Packard for 1932 as the "Twin Six, recalling the first V-12 models of 1915-1923 but soon renamed the "Twelve," Packard's V-12 entry into the elite-level, multi-cylinder automobile market of the 1930s ranks among the fi...

A highly attractive and desirable Packard Convertible Coupe. Beautifully restored by a respected collector and enthusiast, and recently freshened for continued enjoyment. Authentic detailing highlights it's flowing, elegant design, presented in a ...

For your consideration is a 1958 PACKARD 4 door sedan......a true barn find in excellent condition considering its age. This was the last year for the PACKARD name badge. It is model #58L-Y8 and only 1200 were produced. Serial number of this car i...

383 Stroker Motor, complete interior, would make a cool street rod with a little work. Fun to drive like it is. These old Packards are hard to find. Any questions, please call Dennis @ show contact info .

Wonderful condition with lots of originality Only 34,701 actual miles! Known history from new Purchased new by Colonel Robert McCormick; owner of the Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Cubs Rare & desirable 1939 Packard Model 1708 Twelve Converti...

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' The Guyton Collection event, 4 - 5 May 2019. Rare body style with plenty of room for one's family and friends An ideal tour and CARavan automobile Older restoration in attractive color schem...

For 1955, The Packards top of the line 2 door hardtop was given the 400 moniker. Easily identifiable by the full color band running along the lower portion of the car, topped by a partial color band that truncated along the rear edge of the front ...

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' The Guyton Collection event, 4 - 5 May 2019. One of the most beautiful Packard model years Very sporting design with desirable rear-mounted spare Charming older restoration Classic Car Club ...

Packard's rich and fascinating history is full of ups and downs, spectacular success, and a handful of failures. The notoriously conservative board of directors was often at the epicenter of Packard's dramas, and their decisions sometimes went aga...

Wonderful restored condition Rare and desirable 1928 Packard Custom Eight 443 Phaeton Widely considered to be the pinnacle of Packard production One of approximately 7,800 443 chassis’ built Correct 385ci inline-8 engine! Stunning color combinatio...

By 1939 Packard, Lincoln, and Cadillac shifted much of their focus to the competitive mid-priced market as high-end luxury sales lagged. A consequence of this shift was that many of the great American coachbuilders that relied upon wealthy cliente...

Packard's Sixth Series debuted on August 1, 1928, continuing the long-running tradition of exceptional quality, engineering excellence, and sophisticated style. Customers had a wide range of catalog body styles to choose from, as well as four diff...

Very solid 1934 Packard Eight 1101. This wonderful frame up restored example was sourced from an Akron, OH collection in nearly 100riginal condition in 2014.restored with outstanding results! Retaining all factory equipment, all fully rebuilt. Spo...

1929 PACKARD 640 SUPER EIGHT PHAETON The car was reported to have been sold new to a Mr. Fairchild of Pennsylvania and held by his family until 1964. It was restored in 1964 by his son and driven on the famous Glidden Tour. It was sold to a known ...

In the years leading up to the Great Depression, Packard's board of directors considered building an "entry-level" model that could help broaden the appeal of the prestigious marque and help to shore up the bottom line. Prototypes existed as far b...

Wonderful condition Rare and desirable Super Eight Victoria Convertible One of only 4,250 built Beautiful original interior Only 41,152 original miles! Correct 327ci 145 hp straight-8 engine Excellent documentation includes owner’s manual, service...

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' The Guyton Collection event, 4 - 5 May 2019. Check back soon for complete catalogue description. To view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM website ...

Wonderful restored condition Classic Car Club of America (CCCA) Senior Award Winner Just released from over a decade of single collector ownership Formerly owned by respected Packard collector Don McCallum Rare and desirable 1933 Packard Model 100...

The Packard Motor Car Company is one of the most storied names in all of motoring. Collectors the world over covet the great motorcars from Detroit for their beauty, quality, and prestige. Packard motorcars have long symbolized wealth and exquisit...

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' The Guyton Collection event, 4 - 5 May 2019. Among the greatest, rarest American performance cars of the Classic Era One of five surviving 734 Phaetons; known history since new Extremely ori...

Nineteen thirty-two was an odd year for Packard production. The board's decision to produce a mid-market luxury car to compete with LaSalle and high-line Buick models was put into action, and the 900 "Light Eight" debuted. It featured unique body ...

This 1951 Packard, model 2469 Convertible features a power convertible top, very rare in 1951 only 2571 built. It is finished in Matador maroon and features Black interior. The famous Cormorant hood ornament adorns the hood, which covers the Packa...

Brunn & Co. of Buffalo, New York had a long tradition of fitting beautiful and exclusive coachwork to the likes of Pierce-Arrow, Rolls-Royce, and Lincoln automobiles. Hermann A. Brunn's German heritage shone through in the exquisite quality he...

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' The Guyton Collection event, 4 - 5 May 2019. An extremely rare late-production Pierce-Arrow Reportedly the sole survivor of seven built in 1937 Known ownership history since the 1950s Older ...

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' The Guyton Collection event, 4 - 5 May 2019. The first American production twelve-cylinder car Largely original and unrestored; in remarkable, authentic condition Formerly of the Walter Cunn...

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' The Guyton Collection event, 4 - 5 May 2019. Packard's finest model from its most desirable model year The first season of hydraulic brakes and independent front suspension Largely original,...

While Packard is one of America's most celebrated automobile manufacturers, the trials and tribulations of the post-war period threatened their previously impeccable image. Packard's gradual decline in the marketplace could be attributed numerous ...

Wonderful condition Displaying 46,076 actual miles! Only three owner’s from new Just released from over a decade of single collector ownership Previous long-term family ownership (over 70 years) Rare and desirable 1932 Packard Deluxe Roadster Coup...

As the world emerged from the Great Depression, automakers were cautiously optimistic about the recovering market. Luxury carmakers suffered the most during the economic collapse, and several great names, including Pierce-Arrow, Duesenberg, and Au...

This 1935 Packard Eight Club Sedan for sale has a 320c.i. Inline Eight Cylinder, 3 Speed Manual Transmission, 134 Inch Wheelbase, Older Restoration Showing Very Well, Correct Style Bench Seat Interior, Fold Down Rear Trunk Rack, Wood Grain Dash an...

1947 Packard Custom Super Clipper ACCA – HPOF Last Year Made In the Post-War, Packard continued to build an exemplary automobile, in the Clipper. Introduced in 1941 the Clipper was new in its styling and quite a change in its construction. Interru...

Wonderful, largely original condition Presents with charming patina Only 58,857 actual miles! Just released from a private Packard museum Desirable Packard 120 Touring Sedan Correct 282ci 8-cylinder engine Stunning color combination Unrestored ori...

Stunning restored condition Just released from a private Packard Museum Rare & Desirable 1932 “shovel nose” Packard Light Eight One of only 6,750 built Single production year model! 110hp 320ci inline-8 cylinder engine Gorgeous color combinati...

In 1936, Packard was riding high on the commercial success of the mid-priced 120 model. Taking a cue from Cadillac and their LaSalle companion brand, Packard used the mid-market car to boost sales and bolster the bottom line at a time when luxurio...

In 1936, Packard was riding high on the success of the entry-level 120. While competitors like Pierce-Arrow were headed for receivership, Packard had survived the great depression and was flush with cash. Introduced on August 10th 1935, the Packar...

Spectacular, no-expense-spared restoration Formerly part of the private collection of New York Times Best Selling author Clive Cussler Featured in Cussler’s 2016 book “Built to Thrill” Rare and desirable 1955 Packard Caribbean Convertible The most...

For many enthusiasts, Packard's magnificent 11th series represents the pinnacle of the marque, and in many ways, the zenith of the Classic Era of American automobiles. The 11th series is considered to be the final Packard model before streamlining...

Used as transportation for the United States Secret Service under U.S. Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy! Just released from a private Packard collection Only 35,007 believed-to-be original miles! Rare & desirable Henney bodi...

On the eve of the Great Depression, Packard enjoyed record profits and sales. The 1929 fiscal year was a huge success, and Packard rode that momentum into 1930. Company managers were well aware of the trouble brewing on Wall Street, yet remained c...

Just released from a private collection in Switzerland Incredibly rare coachbuilt Packard by Hermann Graber of Switzerland One of very few built new and one of a handful known to exist today! Excellent presentation of an older restoration Classic ...