In the 1930s there was no vehicle make more luxurious than Packard. The Packard carried the prestige of being the premiere automobile for the well-to-do. From its curvaceous exterior to its ahead of it's time interior; the Super Eight was the epitome of riding in style. Powered by an inline 8-cylinder engine; the straight-eight that Packard was so famously known for; this luxury vehicle had the power and cruising ability those of affluence desired.

This 1937 Packard Super Eight; having undergone a previous restoration; has been maintained in climate controlled storage by a single owner for nearly 30-years. Painted with a Dove Grey Exterior over Burgundy fenders; the exterior of the car is a work of art. From the commanding grill to the fender-mounted spares; every element of the exterior wows those who see it. On the interior; the color scheme is carried through with burgundy leather interior with grey piping. The available 8-passenger seating; including jump seats in the second row; displays the living-room like size of the interior. Hardwood dash carries the luxury of this car through up front. When the push-button start is applied; the straight-eight cylinder engine fires up and the car drives like new. This Packard is not only a tremendous collector's piece but is also a time-capsule of what true automotive luxury once was.

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