1950 Packard

Sedan

288 cubic inch inline 8 cylinder

Manual

2392-5-72329

Clear

Gasoline

You are bidding on a car that I found in a barn last year. This car had been in stored away for many years. Paint appears to be original. Check out the photo from underneath the dash that states "Sep 7th 1949" *This 23rd series Touring Sedan was built in the fall of 1949. *This is what is called a re-numbered car by Packard, and they are somewhat rare. *Sold as a 1950 model *The color is turquoise blue which in 1950 was advertised as "The New Spring Color". *No oil leaks*New complete wiring harness (13 separate harnesses), bumper to bumper, 6 volt system*New set of Universal 7.60 X 15 tires*Car has had a front end alignment*Gas tank was boiled out and sealed completely with a new sending unit*Starter has been rebuilt*Generator has been rebuilt*All fluids have been changed*Complete engine tune up*Brakes are in good shape with a NEW master cylinder*Brand new carburetor was installed. This was a very expensive piece and was purchased at Max Merritt The car drives very well, and is started and driven every day. It's a great project car. It's currently in Lexington, KY