1948 Packard Super 8

Packard started business in 1899 in Ohio but by 1902 with the help of some investors moved operations to Detroit. By 1903 They were producing automobiles in at that time was the largest plant by far coming in at 3,500,000 square feet and was considered the most modern automobile facility in the world. In fact, much of it still stand today after being closed for more than 50 years.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this 1948 Packard Super 8 Victoria Convertible for your consideration. There were 4,750 of these models produced. It is powered by its 327 inline 8 cylinder engine paired with a 3 speed manual transmission. The car runs and handles well and is a blast to drive. It rides on 7.60-15 wide whitewall tires mounted on factory steel wheels with hubcaps. The power convertible top works as it should. The red exterior shows well and the chrome shines up and presents well. The gray cloth and brown leather interior remain in excellent condition. The car has been owned by the current owner for the last 12 years. Along with the sale of the car comes a owner's manual and shop book. The owner also replaced the broken speedometer with a functioning unit and is unsure of the cars actual mileage.