1942 Packard convertible, not mine.

[Xander Wildeisen]

https://m.facebook.com/marketplace/item/226694390431650/?ref=browse_tab

[alsancle]

That one picture should get it sold quickly.

 

[lhend50]

What a shame. How does a person, let a car like that sit outside?

 

[Hans1965]

Ran when parked.

[marty14]

I just bought the leaves

[Xander Wildeisen]

If you carefully load the car, you can tell the wife. That you started cleaning up the leaves.

[Gearheadengineer]

I wish I had not started my day with this one. It’s super valuable to the seller so they left it in the yard under a terrarium. The critters must be quite comfortable inside. 

I don’t follow the value on these but that seems like a lot of money to pay for a biohazard. 

[George Smolinski]

I'm guessing he's a flipper. Strong possibility this he bought this car and it's still sitting where he found it. Here's his "information" on the other cars he mentions in the ad.

[theconvertibleguy]

Ya fels like the guy buys barn finds and tries to flip them to people thinking they'll pay top dollar for borderline scrap.

 

Depending on how long it's been sitting there I would wonder how ruined the interior and the frame is.

 

[Steve_Mack_CT]

Agree all around but flipper is just trying to make a buck and even a lazy flipper is doing what's left of these cars a service by getting the word out.  The guilty party isn't the flipper imo.

 

This one certainly looks like it was a decent original before being left outside.  Radio is a nice option, if it is still aboard I would imagine it's toast. 

 

By contrast Packard Industries has a 40 110 conv. project car, apart but super solid and complete that can be had for a bit less than this one.  One would be miles ahead as I cannot imagine what floors, trunk and frame looks like on this one.