1932 Packard Model 900 Sedan

• 319-cid, 110-hp inline eight-cylinder engine
• A rare and appealing single-year Packard offering with distinctive styling
• One of only 6,750 Light Eights produced in total
• Features “shovelnose” grille, driving lights, rear trunk rack, and dual sidemount spares
• A Classic Car Club of America (CCCA) Full Classic
• Reasonably priced

This example is an original car with only a repaint. It features dual sidemount spares, pedestal mirrors, very nice original interior, radiator mascot, luggage rack, wire wheels and whitewall tires. The Light Eight is recalled as most memorable for its sweeping modern lines and its distinctive “shovel nose.”

Starts easily, ruins and drives nicely with added directionals.  Give me a call on this one.