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- 34,200
- 54,780 below average
- 1,700 great
- Tunnel Hill, GA
- carsforsale.com
1,700 1956 Packard Caribbean
- 54,780 below average 34,200 gasoline green automatic
1,700 Tunnel Hill, GATunnel Hill, GA at carsforsale.com
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- coupe 42,839
- Georgia
- ebay.com
- coupe 42,839 gasoline blue manual
From info found with car the color is called Artic Blue. The paint has nice finish and good sheen, however there is some age cracking, nothing through to the body. This basically an original car, it appears to have an older repaint in the original color Air Conditioning
GeorgiaGeorgia at ebay.com
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- sedan
- 29,900
- Nahunta, GA
- global-free-classified-ads.com
- sedan gasoline
Seller's comments and description: very solid, older restored example with great original appeal! Retaining all factory equipment.
29,900 Nahunta, GANahunta, GA at global-free-classified-ads.com
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- sedan 55,600
- Bremen, GA
- ebay.com
- sedan 55,600 gasoline red manual
Bremen, GABremen, GA at ebay.com
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- 52,629
- 49,995
- Tifton, GA
- carsforsale.com
49,995 1925 Packard 333 7. Limo
- 52,629 black manual
1925 packard limo, model 333, 7 passenger, black, gray & black interior, rebuilt 288. 6 cid 6 cyl engine, curved glass divider window with roll up center glass, dual side mounts, silk curtains, and rear trunk. Approx. 1,000 miles on rebuilt engine, brakes, steering, and electricals. Car has been trailered to many car shows but also runs and drives well. Body and interior are excellent and rust free. We can arrange worldwide shipping. Or call bob or roger 229-382-4750.
49,995 Tifton, GATifton, GA at carsforsale.com
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- 15,850
- 49,995
- Lithia Springs, GA
- carsforsale.com
49,995 1951 Packard 250
- 15,850 white automatic
Only 2572 series 250 convertibles were built in 1951, making this a rare car with legendary straight-8 power and undeniable packard presence. The all-new 250 was designed to be a low-cost packard, but everything's relative, as it still cost as much as a cadillac in 1951. The styling was conservative as ever, but with a handsome, rounded look that would serve until 1956 when packard merged with studebaker in a last attempt to stay alive. Bodywork is quite good, with straight bodywork and good panel alignment, suggesting that this car, like most packards, lived an easy life with people who loved it. The finish is older and perhaps showing a few signs of age, but like a movie star who is aging gracefully, it would be an insult to try to make it better. Instead, it has a wonderful all-of-a-piece look and feel, from the traditional packard grille up front to the optional chrome fins on the rear fenders. The interior isn't entirely authentic, but they did work to get the look right using a combination of pleats and flat panels, and the upholstery is quite comfortable when the sun is overhead. Matching red door panels were created at the same time, and there's plenty of bright trim to make the packard feel special inside. A big steering wheel frames three gauges with all the vitals and simple two-tone faces, as was the fashion in the early '50s. The shifter controls packard's ultramatic automatic transmission and operation feels quite modern, so getting this one out on the road is easy even for first-timers. The center stack houses the am radio (not operational, which isn't surprising) and heater controls, proving that nothing much has changed in the past six decades. The upholstery is in very good condition with minimal wear, the carpets look quite good, and like the exterior, everything looks about the same age and condition so it's quite a pleasant place to spend some time. And there's a giant trunk that's as neatly finished as the interior and it includes a full-sized spare on a matching wire wheel. Thanks to a freshly rebuilt carburetor and tune-up, it starts with a muscular 8-cylinder burble and moves the car with an uncanny ease.
49,995 Lithia Springs, GALithia Springs, GA at carsforsale.com
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- 15,850
- 49,995
- Lithia Springs, GA
- oldride.com
49,995 1951 Packard Other
- 15,850 white automatic
Only 2572 series 250 convertibles were built in 1951, making this a rare car with legendary straight-8 power and undeniable packard presence. The all-new 250 was designed to be a low-cost packard, but everything's relative, as it still cost as much as a cadillac in 1951. The styling was conservative as ever, but with a handsome, rounded look that would serve until 1956 when packard merged with studebaker in a last attempt to stay alive. Bodywork is quite good, with straight bodywork and good panel alignment, suggesting that this car, like most packards, lived an easy life with people who loved it. The finish is older and perhaps showing a few signs of age, but like a movie star who is aging gracefully, it would be an insult to try to make it better. Instead, it has a wonderful all-of-a-piece look and feel, from the traditional packard grille up front to the optional chrome "fins" on the rear fenders. The interior isn't entirely authentic, but they did work to get the look right using a combination of pleats and flat panels, and the upholstery is quite comfortable when the sun is overhead. Matching red door panels were created at the same time, and there's plenty of bright trim to make the packard feel special inside. A big steering wheel frames three gauges with all the vitals and simple two-tone faces, as was the fashion in the early '50s. The shifter controls packard's "ultramatic" automatic transmission and operation feels quite modern, so getting this one out on the road is easy even for first-timers. The center stack houses the am radio (not operational, which isn't surprising) and heater controls, proving that nothing much has changed in the past six decades. The upholstery is in very good condition with minimal wear, the carpets look quite good, and like the exterior, everything looks about the same age and condition so it's quite a pleasant place to spend some time. And there's a giant trunk that's as neatly finished as the interior and it includes a full-sized spare on a matching wire wheel. Thanks to a freshly rebuilt carburetor and tune-up, it starts with a muscular 8-cylinder burble and moves the car with an uncanny ease. The underside is clean with no signs that this car ever lived in the rust belt, and it appears to have a recent reproduction exhaust system that sounds right. Flashy wide whitewall radials on gorgeous chrome wire wheels add an expensive upscale look that suits this packard just fine.
49,995 Lithia Springs, GALithia Springs, GA at oldride.com
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- sedan
- 3,000
- Centerville, GA
- global-free-classified-ads.com
3,000 1958 Packard Towne Sedan
- sedan
Seller's comments and description: the exterior is fairly clean. There are no dents and no rust spots – either surface or through the metal. However, there are signs that some repairs to the lower fenders have been made in the past. Details conditionyear: used 1958 contact seller.
3,000 Centerville, GACenterville, GA at global-free-classified-ads.com
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- coupe
- 48,500
- Tyrone, GA
- classiccars.com
48,500 1936 Packard 120
- coupe manual
This 3 window 120 rumble seat coupe with the flat head 8 and high compression head is a pleasure to drive. Completely restored a few months ago. New original color paint, packard cream,new chrome bumpers, hub caps, stainless, and new wiring harness. Interior is very nice. Clutch and brakes very smooth, transmission shifts like butter. No leaks, everything works like it suppose to.
48,500 Tyrone, GATyrone, GA at classiccars.com
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- 55,600
- 45,000
- Bremen, GA
- oldride.com
45,000 1930 Packard Other
- 55,600 yellow manual
Here is a very rare 1930 packard 726 sedan in excellent condition. Packard was a premier luxury and quality built automobile company from 1899 to 1958. While founded in warren, ohio, packard is best known for their detroit michigan produced automobiles. Unique symbols such as the trademark red hexagon and coat of arms readily identify the marque. Their radiator ornaments were equally graceful and well know with the most famous being the goddess of speed, adonis at the well and the cormorant. Their most memorable slogan was "ask the man who owns one". In 1930, packard sold 28,318 cars priced from $2,375 to $5,350. Their sales success made them a leading luxury marque at the start of the classic era and they were one of the oldest car companies in america with the first packard being built in 1899. This packard is the 726 series that has a wheel base of 127. 5 inches. The 726 series was only available in a sedan. This packard has had a complete restoration with the original colors, dual side mounts and trunk rack. The previous owner had the engine, transmission and clutch rebuilt. It has the original gauges. This is a great running and driving car that has the look only a packard could have. Call ken at 404-512-1295 with any questions or email me at bigousedcars@bellsouth. Net. See alot more pics at www.
45,000 Bremen, GABremen, GA at oldride.com
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- coupe
- 47,000
- Atlanta, GA
- freeclassifieds.com
- coupe
1941 packard 120, 19th series, model 1901 - marietta, gaclassic autosmithmarietta, ga 30068ph: 7705780066web: www. Classicautosmith. Comoptions:description:1941 packard 120, 19th series, model 1901, 8 cyl. 2 door club coupe. Nicely restored and optioned. Working radio and heater, twin side mounts, visor, fog lamps, grill & bumper guards, kelsey hayse wire wheels with wide whites and rear spats.
47,000 Atlanta, GAAtlanta, GA at freeclassifieds.com
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- coupe
- 49,900
- Tyrone, GA
- cars-on-line.com
49,900 1936 packard 120 coupe
- coupe
New original color paint Packard Cream, New chrome bumpers, stainless, and wiring harness, interior very nice. Completely restored in the past few months by a professional restorer. This coupe has the flat 8 cylinders and high compression head
49,900 Tyrone, GATyrone, GA at cars-on-line.com
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- sedan 91,356
- 32,995
- Lithia Springs, GA
- ebay.com
- sedan 91,356 red manual
The doors close with that solid 'thunk' that only ancient original cars seem to offer, and while there are some signs of wear since the restoration was completed in the 1980s, there are more signs of the love and attention this car received in the years since. It's also equipoped with accessory fog lamps, a "lady with donut" hood ornament, and running boards, which all contribute to the 1930s vibe. There's no mistaking the Packard look, and it was no mistake that the 120 looked a lot like its big brothers Cloth Interior
32,995 Lithia Springs, GALithia Springs, GA at ebay.com
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- 7,000
- Atlanta, GA
- global-free-classified-ads.com
7,000 1941 Packard One-Twenty
Seller's Comments and Description: Drive Type:RearMake:PackardMileage:91,924Model:One-TwentyVehicle Title:ClearTrim:CoupeEngine:Inline 8 Cylinder Contact Seller.
7,000 Atlanta, GAAtlanta, GA at global-free-classified-ads.com
- sedan
- 8,399 below average
- 1,700 great
- Rocky Face, GA
- smartcarguide.com
- 8,399 below average sedan gasoline
1,700 Rocky Face, GARocky Face, GA at smartcarguide.com
- 55,600
- 48,000
- Bremen, GA
- carsforsale.com
48,000 1930 Packard 726 Series
- 55,600 yellow manual
Here is a very rare 1930 packard 726 sedan in excellent condition. Packard was a premier luxury and quality built automobile company from 1899 to 1958. While founded in warren, ohio, packard is best known for their detroit michigan produced automobiles. Unique symbols such as the trademark red hexagon and coat of arms readily identify the marque. Their radiator ornaments were equally graceful and well know with the most famous being the goddess of speed, adonis at the well and the cormorant. Their most memorable slogan was ask the man who owns one. In 1930, packard sold 28,318 cars priced from $2,375 to $5,350. Their sales success made them a leading luxury marque at the start of the classic era and they were one of the oldest car companies in america with the first packard being built in 1899. This packard is the 726 series that has a wheel base of 127. 5 inches. The 726 series was only available in a sedan. This packard has had a complete restoration with the original colors, dual side mounts and trunk rack. The previous owner had the engine, transmission and clutch rebuilt. It has the original gauges. This is a great running and driving car that has the look only a packard could have.
48,000 Bremen, GABremen, GA at carsforsale.com
- 91,356
- 32,995
- Lithia Springs, GA
- carsforsale.com
32,995 1937 Packard 120
- 91,356 blue manual
To survive the great depression, independent automaker packard had to diversify, and that meant selling more cars to more people. There's no mistaking the packard look, and it was no mistake that the 120 looked a lot like its big brothers. The grille is a packard trademark dating back to the early 'teens and got a sleeker look in 1937. The doors close with that solid 'thunk' that only ancient original cars seem to offer, and while there are some signs of wear since the restoration was completed in the 1980s, there are more signs of the love and attention this car received in the years since. It's also equipoped with accessory fog lamps, a lady with donut hood ornament, and running boards, which all contribute to the 1930s vibe. Sure, there are some very minor signs of age and use, but that's only proof that this car is a great driver. The big steering wheel and light effort make the 120 one of the more nimble cars of the period and synchromesh was standard equipment by then, so the 3-speed manual transmission shifts easily without any grinding. Both the heater/defroster unit and the am radio were options in 1937, and while the radio isn't working it's a fantastic addition to this car's pedigree. Even the trunk is in good order, offering plenty of space plus a full-sized spare tire and jack assembly. The 120 was a great car simply because it offered packard 8-cylinder power in a smaller package. Enthusiasts in the know will argue that the 120 is perhaps the best-driving packard of the era, simply due to its all-new independent front suspension and superior brakes, not to mention a great power-to-weight ratio. Cloth Interior
32,995 Lithia Springs, GALithia Springs, GA at carsforsale.com
- 91,356
- 32,995
- Lithia Springs, GA
- oldride.com
32,995 1937 Packard Other
- 91,356 blue manual
The doors close with that solid 'thunk' that only ancient original cars seem to offer, and while there are some signs of wear since the restoration was completed in the 1980s, there are more signs of the love and attention this car received in the years since. There's no mistaking the Packard look, and it was no mistake that the 120 looked a lot like its big brothers. To survive the Great Depression, independent automaker Packard had to diversify, and that meant selling more cars to more people Cloth Interior
32,995 Lithia Springs, GALithia Springs, GA at oldride.com
- 5,747
- 29,995
- Lithia Springs, GA
- carsforsale.com
29,995 1941 Packard 160
- 5,747 blue manual
Before world war ii, there was no bigger name than packard. Packards were always known for their conservative styling, and the 1941 packard 160 is no exception. There are many collectors who swear that the 1941 packards are the best road cars produced up to that time, and after seeing and driving this handsome sedan, we can hardly argue with them. Finished in traditional packard blue, this big sedan looks impressive from any angle. It's in very good condition, although the paint job was done some years ago, so it's no longer show quality. The interior is simply spectacular, with correct wool broadcloth upholstery and enough stretch-out room to make shaq feel comfortable. Striped fabric is exactly right for the period and goes with the tan broadcloth on the door panels, all of which are just how packard did it in 1941. The only notable deviation from stock is the leather wrapper on the steering wheel, likely done because the plastic underneath is starting to unwind, which is common. The gauges are still art-deco cool, with a copper face and big numerals for the wide speedometer. The original am radio is still in the center of the dash and remarkably enough, it still works! It's all in very good overall condition, including the back seat area which looks almost new. The trunk is neatly finished with black carpets and includes a full-sized spare tire. The 356 cubic inch straight-8 is arguably packard's best engine. Smooth, torquey, and utterly indestructible, it powered the biggest packards from 1940 into the 1950s. It's painted in packard green engine enamel and looks quite stock, including the original downdraft carburetor, oil bath air cleaner, and generator. It cranks over slowly (still 6 volts) but that's pre. Cloth Interior
29,995 Lithia Springs, GALithia Springs, GA at carsforsale.com
- 39,800
- Atlanta, GA
- global-free-classified-ads.com
Seller's Comments and Description: This is a top of the line 1928 Packard 443 Limousine with a unique Brewster Body. Brewster was a well known builder of custom bodies for Rolls Royce in America among others. This Packard has many unique features including a sloping windshield and finished wood interior ceiling
39,800 Atlanta, GAAtlanta, GA at global-free-classified-ads.com
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