Take a ride with Jay in this 30 hp, 326-inch, 4-cylinder brass-adorned beauty, with a lineage that can be traced to its original owner.

Can you say brass gas lamps 10 times fast?

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During the first half century of the automobile age, Packard produced the most prestigious luxury motorcars of any American manufacturer. It was the car of presidents, royalty, and super wealthy individuals of discerning tastes. Although its contemporaries were typically faster and louder, the Packard offered refined sophistication, with a quiet, super smooth ride. Somehow, despite financial solvency coming out of WW II, Packard had lost its edge in the luxury market by the late 1940s.

Ask the man who owns one!

America's elite luxury motorcar

A Little Leaky, but so were all cars from that era.

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