1939' Packard Six

Original UK supplied righthand drive example.
Matching numbers.
Recent full engine rebuild.

This handsome Packard quite rightly turns heads anywhere it goes and is finished in deep blue with contrasting grey cloth interior. This UK righthand drive example was originally registered on 31st March 1939 and the previous owner believes it was restored some five years ago. Since then the engine has been fully rebuilt, as any Packard owner will know these fabulous cars should run almost silently. The following work has been undertaken to an exacting standard. A new radiator and Kenlow fan, new coil, a stainless steel exhaust and rebuilt front brakes all of which has taken place less than 200 miles ago and subsequently, when sitting in the car with the engine running, you wouldn't necessarily know if the car is running.

Within the history file is an invoice for the recent rebuild and works, coupled to this are V5 registration documents denoting the owners since 1978 and MoT test certificates dating back to 1973. The car drives every bit as fabulously as it looks. A genuine alternative to period a Rolls-Royce or Bentley, this Packard oozes grandeur and grace with viewing highly recommended.