Packard Super Eight for Sale in Missouri

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...