kingrudy

Very nice-looking car at a reasonable price. The only question I have is, has the car been re wired and if so, how long ago? GLWTS

Most assuredly a beautiful car and if you are a fan of these '56 Packard's , you know what you are looking at. I will own a '55, or '56 Packard before I leave this earth. IMO I would rather have the 400 with the cloth interior, as it was very beautifully crafted and really sets the car off. Best of luck in selling this very handsome car.

Really nice-looking car IMO. The color is great and the interior seems to be driver quality. Also, the price seems fair. I would like to have seen some more information on this car in the ad.

Nice looking interior and the two-tone paint sure looks sharp on this car.

Very nice-looking car inside and out. I might never get out of this car. If it runs and drives as nice as it looks, this could be a winner. GLWTS

Engine was repainted the proper color recently.

Nice looking truck. Definitely worth the price if the radiator is all that it needs to be a runner. GLWTS

Great looking car at a very good price. I would be all over this is if I had the room. GLWTS

I could see buying the car and then take care of the mechanicals, do the upholstery and then clear coat the exterior. Drive the car and have some fun and don't be in a hurry to break the budget by finishing.

Sure looks like this would be a beautiful car when finished, but this car needs everything. A fat wallet is required for this project. I learned my lesson with my Buick.

Nice looking car, best of luck with your sale.

I have not seen this car, but Fletcher, NC is a very short distance from where I live. So PM me if interested and I will try to take a look.

Nice looking car but...... missing the gravel guards for the rear fenders, I don't mind the painted dash except for the parts that should have been engine turned, the hub caps are not appealing IMO and the lowered rear end could be bagged. That said, the upholstery looks right and the chrome is expensive so I would give it a + for that. As I always say, "be careful when you stray from originality, because when you do you are making it really yours. Maybe for a long time." I almost forgot, check out the wiring, as this is an 80-year-old car and hopefully a new wiring harness has been installed. Still a nice-looking car. GLWTS I looked at this car one more time and it is advertised as a 56S Special. The door handle in the belt line and the missing running boards says that it is a 56S Super and it is missing the chrome that is attached to the Stream board.

Should be advertised as a large puzzle with some instructions included. If someone is interested in this project I would first research what this car would be worth when completed and then set a budget on the cost of all the systems that will need attention. Unless you have the skills or money to do most of the work yourself, this could be very expensive.