This unique Packard was built on June 26, 1941. It is a Packard 90 that was modified to hold 12 passengers; and is believed to be the 9th vehicle built of its type. This car has four-doors on each side, and the top is open and uses a canvas top to seal off the cab. The overall length of the car is 22-ft and the wheelbase is 18-ft. The engine is a 356-cid inline eight cylinder engine; and a three-speed manual transmission comes with the Packard.

This Packard is believed to be completely original with just 14,237 miles and have original paint. This vehicle is in need of a complete restoration, the body shows to be fairly straight and dual sidemount spare tires are present. Covers for the spare tires are included, along with the center of a thermal-operated grille and two spare headlight bezels. This Packard does not currently run is reported to not have been running for some time.