1934 PACKARD 1107 DELUXE TWELVE COUPE

[Vicente Sevillano]

Dear all,

 

I show you a photo of a PACKARD 1107 DELUXE TWELVE COUPE. Last August 11st, I had the pleasure of being present in the prestigious 2022 Autobello Marbella-Sotogrande. It is a Concours D´elegance with more than 10 years. It was celebrated in Sotogrande, in my city San Roque, Cadiz province. The chosen location was on the main field at the Santa María Polo Club in Sotogrande.

 

I hope all of you could enjoy it. 
 

Best regards,

Vicente.

[alsancle]

The wood wheels on a 1932 or 34 Packard are fairly rare.

Edited September 19, 2022 by alsancle (see edit history)

[edinmass]

904 is an eight, not a 12.

[34LaSalleClubSedan]

The Packard is a 1934 pictured above

[Owen_Dyneto]

It's a 1934 1107.  I believe this is the one that was resident in Connecticut back in the late 1990s.

[Steve_Mack_CT]

@Owen_Dyneto,

 

Hope you have been well, thanks for the comment confirming the history of this car.

 

That is exactly what I told my friend Vicente on fb a few days ago.  This car left quite an impression on me and I recall speaking with the owner in late 90s about the wheels, he had just refinished them.  Not a showcar but what a great Packard.  A former regular at some of our local shows.

 

I knew the chances of a grey 1107 coupe not converted into a convertible and having those wheels were slim to zero. 😁

[Skip26WPC]

I believe my Dad, Ed Perkins In CT owned this car in the 90's. it had at that time the nicest original interior I had ever seen. As stated, it was not show quality, but very nice mostly original. I drove it a few times, what a special car. Dad bought and sold over 30 Packards from the 70' s thru the 90's. Of them all, this is the one I wish he kept. I was just going through this forum on a whim and shocked to see it here. Glad its doing well!

[edinmass]

Ed was a good guy and I often visited with him at New England region CCCA events. 👍