1953 Packard Clipper Deluxe Touring Sedan

NO RESERVE Sedan

327 cu., Straight 8, 160 hp

Automatic

266227481

Clear

Gasoline

I am selling this absolutely stunning, super classy, original survivor, 1953 Packard Clipper Deluxe Touring Sedan to help settle an estate. Since purchased new, this car has 56,050 one-family-owned, extremely pampered miles. The car has an excellent, original, straight-as-an-arrow, rust-free body professionally finished in its original black (color code X) finish. The entire original gray (trim code 54) interior is fantastic. From the seats to the headliner and sun visors and the dash, the door panels and the carpet look almost new and all of the glass is virtually perfect. The underside of the car is also in great condition. The car has an abundance of chrome and stainless trim and it all looks great and very impressive. This car - with its original 327 cubic inch, straight eight, Thunderbuilt, 160 horsepower engine, ultramatic transmission, ease-a-matic power brakes and a set of 5 new matching wide white wall tires - is an absolute pleasure to drive. It starts, runs, drives, handles, shifts and brakes as it should. Everything on the car works as it should - even the original radio and power antenna. The entire car is highly detailed and ready for the most discriminating collector, enthusiast or classic car lover. It is truly investment grade. This car is ready to enjoy, show or drive cross country immediately. If it sounds amazing - well it is! This is truly a great investment - climbing in value every year. Current NADA book value is $18,150. I have 100% positive feedback (please read) because I don't exaggerate the condition of cars. This car is being sold without reserve, as I feel this is the only fair way to sell a car at auction. If you have any questions, please call me, Ken, directly (quickest and preferred) at 513-403-7386, or email, and I will help you. $2,000 due in 48 hours, balance due in 7 days. Car is located in Cincinnati, Ohio 45248. I can help with shipping arrangements if you would like. Thanks, Ken