1928 Packard Conv. RS Coupe. Single Six Earle C. Anthony. Can deliver to Hershey.

[John Mark 15]

Just out of storage. 526.  126" WB.  289 C.I. 3875 lbs.  Runs smoothly with good oil pressure. Will need fuel/cooling system work. Genuine leather interior and Haartz top are quite nice. Extra set of fenders with sidemounts. Wood running "boards".  Chicago.  $27,500.00.  Thank you.  John

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[Buick35 198]

Nice! I wish I had the money. I'm sure it will sell soon. Greg.

[auburnseeker 4,516]

Definitely would like to see more pictures.  It's even in my price range for a change and I'm headed to Hershey.   Interior and underneath photos would help as well as under the hood. 

[John Mark 15]

Good Morning.  Fresh oil and Marvel in the cylinders have it turning over with good compression. Will have running this week. Taking pictures today, and will send. Our booth is in the green field by the Giant Center. Notice the wood running "boards"   John.

[auburnseeker 4,516]

Did they have steel boards from the factory? 

[Kean Thompson 13]

All of my Packards have steel factory running boards and the factory parts book reflects this.

[Steve_Mack_CT 1,465]

What a great way to fill that new shop up, Randy

[auburnseeker 4,516]

The wood boards concern me.  I've seen it on an old Chevy or lower end car where the guy was making do and usually the rest of the car reflected it but when you get into next level cars I wonder what else might not be right,  and therefor expensive or hard to source.  Especially since they went to the expense of leather on the interior , which is where the guys usually skimp.