Packard started business in 1899 in Ohio but by 1902 with the help of some investors moved operations to Detroit. By 1903 They were producing automobiles in at that time was the largest plant by far coming in at 3,500,000 square feet and was considered the most modern automobile facility in the world. In fact, much of it still stand today after being closed for more than 50 years. GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this 1950 Packard Super... 8 for your consideration. The car was originally purchased in Pennsylvania and then switched hands and ended up in South Carolina and in 2011 it changed hands again and made its way to Michigan, where it was well kept and enjoyed by its current owner. The car was repainted in 2004 and still remains in excellent condition. The car has all the options that were offered in 1950 and they include radio, sun visor, spotlight, fog lights, bumper guards, backup light. The Packard is powered by a straight 8 cylinder with 150 horsepower with a two speed ultramatic transmission that has been rebuilt. The second owner had the front suspension re-done, gave it a valve job with new lifters, plunger and gaskets, new starter, new fuel pump, and a new head gasket with new head studs. The car also features a brand new interior and presents very well. The car comes with many receipts of work done over the years. This is an excellent cruiser and is sure to leave a smile on your face. To see over 80 photos of this car, including undercarriage please visit our website
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