"Impressively styled...elegantly upholstered...distinctively color harmonized...the new Packard is designed to reflect your pride in the finest." So stated Packard ads of the era - discover for yourself, nothing on earth rides like a 1950s Packard, especially with its self-levelling rear suspension. Restored in the late 1990s, this Packard 400 remains extensively detailed and is finished in two-tone Citrine and Topaz with the hardtop also in Topaz, and the car has a matching interior that is reported as beautiful and like new. This 400 is stated to be driven by a 352-cid, 290-hp V-8 engine that is paired to an automatic transmission. Among the features are a Wonderbar radio with power antenna; power seat, windows, steering and brakes, front and rear climate control, plus self leveling rear suspension. The car is said to run and drive just like a 1955 Packard off the showroom floor. This model represents the final body style change while under the direction under the direction of the Packard Motor Car Company.
Auburn Spring 2014
1955 Packard 400
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$18,700 USD | Sold
| Auburn, Indiana
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