The true Packard sixes are some of the best value classics on the PreWar market.

The true Packard sixes are some of the best value classics on the PreWar market.  A well-restored original approaching 90 years of age is still a roadworthy automobile with all the antique charm a person could ask for.  The Packard six real value proposition comes from it's status as a full classic by the Classic Car Club of America, and it's "Full size" body proprotions giving it a presence very similar to the Top-of-the-line Packard eights.  1928 would be the last year Packard offered the single era sixes, which also makes them the most desirable among 1920's six cylinder Packards.  The 1929 5th series would be the only Packard sixes from the 20's which were available as luxurious coachbuilt models.  From 1929 until the arrival of the mid-30's 110 line, Packard would produce only eight and twelve cylinder motors.The example showcased here is a model 5-26 sedan with room in the interior to spare.  Typically enclosed cars from the 1920's can feel slightly cramped....not this one!  If you have trouble finding a 20's classic car with an ample back seat for two adults or your passenger needs room for mobility equipment, then look no further than this Packard.The interior upholstery is in excellent condition, trimmed in a beautiful rose mohair upholstery with bright walnut wood, appearing to be restored within the past 10 years.  Exterior paint finished in catalog-correct two tone of highland green and pewee green is in very good condition.  Chrome is consistent with paint also in very good to excellent condition.  Overall cosmetic presentation is flattering and a statement of the owner's favorable upkeep of this classic.  Engine shows some cosmetic wear, starts promplty and runs strong.  This Packard sedan performs well on the road and cruises right along with modern traffic.  If you've always wanted a genuine CCCA full classic but the typical six figure price tags were out of your budget, this Packard may be a dream come true for you.  Youtube video available upon request.  Call our classic car division at 815-385-8408 for video and/or vehicle information.