Want to buy a Packard

[BlueCarGuy]

Looking to buy a late 1930's to 1942 Closed Packard, restored, suitable for touring/caravans. Full CCCA Classic perferred.

Edited January 13, 2023 by BlueCarGuy (see edit history)

[JusCruising]

[JusCruising]

Still looking for a Packard? This used to be the actor Lionel Barrymore's.

1941 Packard Limo 180 suicide doors 

Call me if your interested 

Thanks 

Erica 928-277-6246

[edinmass]

It’s a Packard, but the correct nomenclature is an “Invalid Coach”. The padded roof, oval rear window, and wheelchair and pillar modifications were most likely done in Philadelphia.

[Grimy]

A number of LWB late pre-war cars were converted during WW2 to serve as civilian ambulances, primarily by making the center pillar removable and/or with interior mods for a stretcher-carrying capability.  I know of a 1939 Cadillac 75 out of Denver, now in CA's East Bay, so modified.

[West Peterson]

On 5/15/2024 at 9:38 PM, edinmass said:

It’s a Packard, but the correct nomenclature is an “Invalid Coach”. The padded roof, oval rear window, and wheelchair and pillar modifications were most likely done in Philadelphia.

Only the wheelchair and pillar mods were done elsewhere. Otherwise, it's a factory formal sedan.