Elegant in all manners, this 1941 Packard Super Eight 180 Formal Sedan still looks quite nice with an older restoration. It is powered by the 356-cid, 160-hp inline eight-cylinder engine that is paired to a three-speed manual transmission. This Packard was part of the Nineteenth Series and is a 1907 series car that rides on a 148 inch wheelbase. The Packard has a distinctive front end and grille detail with bright body and fender side moldings. It is also fitted with dual sidemount spares with metal covers and mirrors, a padded vinyl top, driving lights, hood ornament, whitewall tires and factory wheel covers. The interior is elegant with lovely wood trim elements, a jumpseat, sofa-like rear seat, rear vanities and power windows.