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1940 Packard Custom 8 $30K Reduced--- Now $20K


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https://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/cto/d/elmira-1940-packard-custom-formal-sedan/7514977602.html

1940 Packard 180 Formal Sedan 180
$30,000 · 93030
Rare and desirable top of the line for 1940 custom super 8
356 straight eight Club sedan or formal sedan
All original
Car was known for years in Ohio as the Elephant because of its original metallic grey color rare in this body style
Loaded and complete  Car was a running driving car before storage 2 years ago
I shipped the car to Oregon to begin a restoration but the restoration shop Forman had a stroke and thankfully hadn’t started the restoration  Car is as seen here when I bought it 2 years ago
Hate to sell this one but 2 many other projects force sale
30,000 obo email: 62c2f6489f12393086ea5667a0436b12@sale.craigslist.org
Car comes with rust free front dual side mount fenders
And lots of trim  Car is in Oregon

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It’s always interesting when people decide to sell their car, and you would assume look and see what nice examples sell for, and when they see a car that doesn’t need paint, doesn’t need chrome work, doesn’t need an interior, and runs really well and it sells for 40,000, thinking to himself I’ll ask 30 for mine that needs everything.....

 

 

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I had considered buying one of these, twenty-one years ago. Guy in Wisconsin had a really nice one for sale, I drove the car and it was a turnkey example. Seems the price was around $40k at the time. I don’t think the value on these has gone anywhere in that time. The one in that ad in that condition, no one is going to pony up anywhere near $30K. People are in fantasyland.

 

Previously known as “The Elephant” now referred to as “The Turd”  because of its rare, rust covered body in this style. 

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1 hour ago, alsancle said:

This is a very very very cool car. It’s also not worth anything near what they’re asking.

It certainly is. So many of the 180’s I see are touring sedans. I believe this is the 1806 as a club sedan and if so is 127 in WB.   But what a money pit. It needs something going for it to lure a sane person to take it on.  i.e........runs great or nice original paint.....something. 

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  • Leif in Calif changed the title to 1940 Packard Custom 8 $30K Reduced--- Now $20K

No doubt still a money pit, but (as we have shown) we aren't always completely rational in our purchases. 

the current ad: https://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/cto/7551103898.html

email: 9a3d21266198329cb713d8c0239eb5d1@sale.craigslist.org

 

 

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